AK Party's Third: CHP's decision not to attend the opening of the Parliament was not pleasant.

01.10.2025 19:02

Oğuz Üçüncü, a member of the AK Party and a representative from Istanbul, evaluated the CHP's decision not to participate in the special session held in the General Assembly of the Parliament for the opening of the new legislative year during a live broadcast on Haberler.com. Üçüncü stated, "I believe it is not appropriate and does not contribute significantly to the spirit of the Parliament's establishment, especially to the spirit of working together."

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The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (GNAT) 28th Term 4th Legislative Year has begun. Among the guests of Haberler.com, which sheds light on the agenda of Ankara with live broadcasts from the parliament garden, is AK Party Istanbul Deputy Oğuz Üçüncü.

CHP'S DECISION NOT TO ATTEND THE SPECIAL SESSION

Responding to questions from Haberler.com News Director Olgun Kızıltepe and presenter Melis Yaşar, Üçüncü evaluated the CHP's decision not to attend the special session held in the General Assembly on the occasion of the opening of the new legislative year.

Üçüncü stated, "Now I will not call it an action, but it is ultimately a preference. Normally, I am a deputy sitting on the border at this time. To be honest, I would have liked to see my friends on the opening day. Especially at the point of starting the parliamentary work together. I would have liked them to be there based on the mandate that the nation has entrusted to us. We will probably discuss this tomorrow."

"I BELIEVE IT DID NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE SPIRIT OF THE ASSEMBLY'S ESTABLISHMENT AND THE SPIRIT OF WORKING TOGETHER"

Üçüncü continued his remarks as follows: "Now, of course, I cannot know why such a method was preferred. The details are hidden with the Party Chairman and the management. But I personally believed and still believe that today's session, which we have opened, would be an important opportunity to embrace the 'Terror-Free Turkey' efforts, to which the CHP has also made very valuable contributions. But they made such a choice. I think this needs to be reconsidered. Because it is not appropriate for the main opposition party, which genuinely contributes positively to the commission works, to have taken a symbolic action at this opening, and I believe it does not contribute significantly to the spirit of the Assembly's establishment and especially to the spirit of working together. But of course, it is our friends' choice. I hope we will return to normal starting tomorrow."