
The goals of the foundation, which was established by Meral Akşener, the founding chairman of İYİ Party, focused on education, social support and equal opportunities, were announced to the public.
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Meral Akşener Foundation was established on March 25, 2026. The foundation aims to operate in the fields of education and social support.
Meral Akşener Foundation, founded by Meral Akşener, the founding chairman of the İYİ Party, shared its "vision" and goals with the public.
The statement said, "Meral Akşener Foundation was founded on March 25, 2026 by Meral Akşener, a historian, academician and Türkiye's first female Minister of Internal Affairs, who adopted the struggle against class inequalities that spread to all layers of the social order as a personal issue in every period of her life."
The statement included the following statements:
"The Foundation aims to always stand by the Turkish nation by resolutely continuing the struggle that has been going on for years in different fields for a Turkey where equality of opportunity, which is the greatest achievement of our Republic, is ensured, where national education shaped by the vision of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk receives the value it deserves, where children, women, young people and all disadvantaged segments are strengthened in economic and social life, where deep poverty is not seen as "destiny"."
For this purpose; It develops concrete projects in different fields ranging from education and training to social support and solidarity, from health to professional and personal development, and will carry out studies that will strengthen the access of those in need to education, health and social opportunities. "In addition to identifying the problems on the spot and providing support to individuals in need in line with their needs, strengthening social solidarity against the reasons that produce inequality, raising awareness and developing solution-oriented studies that ensure sustainability are among the activities of the foundation."
The statement was completed with the emphasis: "Meral Akşener Foundation works for a future that extends from a strong individual to a strong society, from a strong society to a strong Türkiye. Because the hope that touches a single heart makes all tomorrows flourish. One opportunity develops a life; one life develops a society. And when something changes, everything changes..."
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