
Erdoğan answered journalists' questions after the group meeting in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
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Erdoğan stated that they are uncompromising in resolving the grievances of investors regarding the fund crisis and prosecuting those responsible.
President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan answered journalists' questions in the Parliament after his party's GNAT Group Meeting.
Erdoğan, who made brief statements about his visit to Damascus and his possible meeting with MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli, left unanswered the question about whether new dismissals would be made in the bureaucracy due to the funding crisis.
WILL THERE BE NEW DISMISSALS?
Erdoğan was asked whether there would be other dismissals in the bureaucracy due to the funding crisis that has been on the agenda recently. However, Erdoğan did not answer this question from journalists.
Erdoğan's decision to leave the question unanswered came after his statements regarding the funding crisis at his party's group meeting on the same day.
Stating that they followed the fund issue in three different categories at the group meeting, Erdoğan stated that they focused on paying the savings in liquidated funds to investors, holding those who gained unfair profits through manipulation to account before the judiciary, and taking measures to prevent similar problems from occurring again.
Regarding the fund crisis, Erdoğan said, "We are pursuing the issue without compromise."
HE SAID 'IT IS NOT SPECIFIC YET' ABOUT DAMASCUS VISIT
Erdoğan answered the question regarding the schedule of his expected visit to Damascus, the capital of Syria. Stating that the visit has not been finalized yet, Erdoğan said, "It has not been finalized yet, but we will do it. It is not certain yet."
Erdoğan did not give information about the date of the visit.
'POSSIBLE' ANSWER TO THE QUESTION ABOUT THE INTERVIEW WITH BAHÇELİ
Erdoğan was also asked whether he would have a meeting soon with Devlet Bahçeli, Chairman of the People's Alliance partner MHP. Erdoğan answered this question: "Maybe."

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