New Party Chairman Özel announced the date of the Ordinary Congress

In the video he published on his social media account, New Party Chairman Özel said, "My dear companions, dear New Party members. We are going to the first congress of our New Party, whose establishment instructions were given by the nation itself, named by the nation, and whose budget was created by the nation. It has not been easy for any of us to come to this day. We fought side by side in the squares. We faced injustice, attacks, and conspiracies together. But even in the most difficult times, we did not surrender, we never lost hope. We founded the New Party so that we could have a party." "We did not establish it. We established it to leave the old, rotten and obsolete politics behind, to open a clean slate for Türkiye and to solve the problems of our nation. That is why we started the democratic change from ourselves. First, our district presidents were determined by all our members. Then, we established a new democratic system in which the members have the say, the decision and the authority."

Stating that the general presidential primary election will be held on Sunday, November 8, Özel said, "Now it is the turn of the general presidential election. A new democracy feast will be experienced in 81 provinces on Sunday, November 8. Ballot boxes will be set up in our provincial and district headquarters. As of this time, everyone who is a member of our party will be able to vote in the primary election on Sunday. I am entering this primary election as a candidate with the trust of our members. We will hold our 1st Ordinary Congress on November 14-15. This congress will be the first of the new generation of politics. Our political organization will be completed with our congress. As a candidate for the chairman, I have compiled my commitments for the new term. We will make this program accessible to all our citizens via SMS or WhatsApp. Our program consists of 17 pages and 17 main headings. In this program, we strengthen our coverage and consultation with neighborhood, district and provincial councils. "We will strengthen our mechanisms," he said.