The T/C press writes today that Ankara's orders that wanted Tahsin Ertougrouloglu in the "foreign ministry" were the reason for the premature reshuffle of the "government".
Avrupa and Yeni Dpuzen describe the forcing of Oguzhan Hasipoglu's resignation as an embarrassment, "Minister of Labour and Social Security" to be replaced by Hassan Tatsoi so that Tahsin Ertugruloglu could leave the "foreign ministry" and return there
It is noted that Ertugruloglu was in the "super ministry", but in the new "cabinet" he was left out. From almost the very beginning of the inauguration of the "government" of the CEE-DC-CA cooperation, it had been published in the T/C press and social media that Ankara wanted Ertugruloglu in the "supermax" and there was going to be a reshuffle soon. However, "Prime Minister" Faiz Suzhouoglu had denied this the day before yesterday evening and spoke of false information.
But before 24 hours had passed, Mr. Suzhouoglu went to the "presidential", submitted the changes to the T/C leader, Ersin Tatar, who approved them and the new composition of the "cabinet" was published in the "official newspaper" almost immediately.
Tahsin Ertugruloglu already went as a "supervisor", together with Ersin Tatar and his entourage, this morning to the 2nd Diplomatic Forum in Antalya, Turkey.
It was also reported in the media that Ankara is seeking to prepare Ertugruloglu as Ersin Tatar's successor in the next "presidential elections" and therefore wanted him to remain in the "cabinet".
Just 3 - 5 days ago Mr. Suzhouoglu was talking about gossip, which he laughs at and passes over, about rumors of a reshuffle and today (yesterday) came the resignation of Mr. Hashipoglu, the leader of the opposition PKK, Toufan Erhiurman, commented to the MDC, putting the word resignation in quotation marks. "And even before Antalya (and the Diplomatic Forum). The government's reputation was ruined. Shame on you."
In a statement of his own, CL chairman Kudret Ozersai also spoke of a serious blow to the reputation of the pseudo-state because of the reshuffle that came a week - he said - after the inauguration. "These developments are very sad. It is a damaging situation for the reputation of 'tdvk', as he called the pseudo-state, and relations with Turkey," he added. He also said that Suzhouoglu did not handle the whole matter well and bears a share of responsibility for what happened.
Source: CNA
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