Davutoğlu, who is rumored to be returning to the AK Party: "I have never been spiritually disconnected from them."

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Future Party Chairman Ahmet Davutoğlu met with members of the press at a hotel in Konya. Evaluating the recent developments in Syria and the economic situation in Turkey, Davutoğlu also made a surprising statement regarding claims that he would return to the AK Party.

"I CAME FROM AMONG THEM"

Expressing that he has never been disconnected from the AK Party in spirit, Davutoğlu stated, "I am not pursuing any account from the past. I extend my hand to everyone, both the opposition and the government. Our door is open to anyone who wants to meet with us. As for the masses, I am a part of those masses, no one should take offense. I came from among them," he said.

"MINIMUM WAGE SHOULD BE 30 THOUSAND TL"

Speaking about the minimum wage increase, which is one of the most curious topics of recent days and directly concerns 7 million people and indirectly the entire society, Davutoğlu conveyed that the minimum wage should not be below 30 thousand lira, stating, "Turkey's biggest problem today is income inequality. On one side, there is a very small group, less than 1%, living in luxury without producing anything, living off interest. On the other side, there are those who cannot bring bread home. It is such a situation. God forbid, in an extraordinary condition, a crisis, or a war, it could lead to major social explosions," he said.

"TURKEY'S FAILURE TO RESPOND TO ISRAEL IS VERY GRAVE"

Reacting to Israel's occupations in Syrian territory, Davutoğlu said, "What Israel is doing is a despicable attack. It is also very grave that countries, including Turkey, do not respond adequately to this attack. What Israel is currently trying to do is to take advantage of the situation and extend its security rights beyond their limits," he said.