Terror-free Türkiye's work in the Parliament. Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Kurtulmuş visited the AK Party

"STEPS HAVE STARTED TO BE TAKEN"

Kurtulmuş made a statement to the press after the meetings and said the following:

"We have come to an extremely positive point in the work that has been going on for more than a year in the Turkish Grand National Assembly regarding the 'Terrorism-Free Turkey' process. As a result of the work of the National Solidarity, Fraternity and Democracy Commission established in the Parliament last year, a law was passed on August 10, 2026, as per the report accepted by the votes of 47 of the 50 members of the commission. The 'Strengthening National Solidarity and Social Integration' proposal was accepted. "It meant opening a new door for Turkey. The law was adopted in the Turkish Grand National Assembly as a victory for democracy, with the votes of 467 deputies and the participation of almost all political parties. I would like to thank those who contributed to the passage of the law and our friends who contributed to the work of the commission. I would also like to thank the political party leaders and group managers who supported the process from the beginning. Now, the relevant steps have started to be taken in accordance with the law. A committee chaired by the Vice President has started its work and continues its meetings."

“WE WILL CLARIFY AFTER CONSULTATIONS”

Stating that there is no third eye in the 'Terror-Free Turkey' process and that he visited the political parties regarding the Monitoring Commission to be established in the Turkish Grand National Assembly to monitor the process, Kurtulmuş said, "We will complete the negotiations next week. The Monitoring Commission to be established in the Turkish Grand National Assembly will begin its work to monitor and control this process on behalf of the nation as soon as possible. After completing all the negotiations, we will share the detailed explanation with you and start our work. After the consultations with the political parties regarding the form and number of members of the commission. “We will clarify.” he said.

"SUGGESTIONS AND OPINIONS WILL BE TAKEN"

NTV reporter Uğraş Bingöl conveyed the details of the meetings.

"Opinions and suggestions will be received from the parties for the Parliamentary Monitoring Commission." Bingöl said and continued as follows:

"We expect a statement to be made after the meetings. We expect political parties to nominate members according to the number of deputies, as in the National Solidarity Commission. Details regarding this will become clear at the end of these meetings. These visits are being made for this purpose."