We start with the good intention of forming a "government" that can produce work, Unal Ustel said after his first meeting today with the CA in an effort to form a "government" in cooperation with the settler party and the PP, as was the previous "government" alliance.
This was followed by the meeting with the TC PP. It is expected that both parties will discuss the issue in their collective bodies before responding to the "MP" of the CP who has been mandated to form a "government" since last Monday night and yesterday his party's collective bodies also authorized him on the issue.
"Our main concern is our country. As soon as we exchange views and work on a protocol by solving the accumulated problems as soon as possible, we will partly pave the way for our country," Ustel said.
According to the GMP, the Turkish press reporting today on yesterday's meeting of the collective bodies of the CEC that lasted only 40 minutes, wrote that the party's chairman Faiz Suzhouoglu said among other things that the party must be united and must be in communication with its base.
He also added that he will remain in the leadership of the party and will have close relations with "future prime minister" Unal Ustel with whom he has good relations and has worked with in the past. He also said that the delegation of authority to Mr. Ustel was taken in good spirit and only one person disagreed with the decision.
His duty as the leader of the CEC, he continued, is to take actions that will not harm the party. "We have no quarrel, there is no polarisation or compromise with anyone. We say the right right and the wrong wrong, we do what is necessary."
Early "elections", he said, would not be the right decision at this stage, adding that for him personally it was not possible to work with the Renaissance Party and the Democratic Party again.
[BR][BR]Ersin Tatar, he said, had called him and announced that he would give the mandate to Ustel. He said he felt angry about the developments concerned more the two former partners of the "government", the CA and the PP. The disagreement between them had to do with the content of the "protocol" with Turkey, he said, adding that his party could not be blackmailed and hoped that similar actions would be avoided in the current process.
In a statement, the "presidency" welcomed the decision of the JPC to authorise Unal Ustel to the processes of forming a "government", noting that the decision was taken "with a sense of responsibility in the context of restoring stability in the extraordinary circumstances the country is going through".
The statement said Ersin Tatar gave the order to Ustel "on the basis of the authority given to him by the constitution" and that it was unfortunate that PKK President Toufan Erhurman had said there was a problem of legitimacy in the process followed.
The statement stressed that Mr Tatar would not hesitate to take the necessary measures in light of the power given to him by the constitution to solve all the structural and current problems awaiting the public and to resolve all outstanding, structural and current problems.
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