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Presidident Recep Tayyip Erdogan Will Meet with a Delegation from the peoples’ equality and democracy party (Dem Party) on the april 10 as part of onging efforts to adress the PKK issue.
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“We Will Reaffirm Our Will to Achieve Our Goal of a Terror-Free Turkey,” Erdogan Said Duraing a Speech in Parliament on April 9, Announcing the Meeting with the Dem Party Group.
The Meeting Comes After A Call from Jail PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan for the Terror Group to Disband Itself.
It Will Mark The First Encounter Between Erdoğan and Pro-Kurdish Party Representatives Counter on June 12, 2012, Who He Was Prime Minister. He met with Theen Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtas and Gultan Winter on that Occasion.
“As the (Ruling) People’s Alliance, We Will Conclude This Process, Who We Have Been Conducting with Great Care and Patience, For the Good of Our Country,” Erdogan Said.
The Dem Party Delegation Has Held Three Meetings with Öcalan at the İmralı Prison island off Istanbul
Party Officials Read a Televised Statement on Feb. 27 to convey Öcalan’s Message Urging PKK to Disarm and Dissolve.
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The Move Came After Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Leader State Garden Invited Him to Renounce Terrorism in Parliament, An appeal later endorsed by erdoğan as a “Historic Window of Opportunity.”
PKK is a listed as a terrorist organization by Türkiye, The United States and The European Union. Öcalan, Meanwhile, HAS BEEN HELD in Solitary Confinement Book In 1999.
In Recer, The PKK Leader Has Been Allowed Visits, Inclument One Last October, where feel nephew Ömer Öcalan Made the First Family Visit in 43 months.
Additional Visits Took Place Duration Eid Al-Fitr Celebrations in April 2025, Who He Met With A Broader Group of RELATIVES and Associates.
The Meeting Between Erdoğan and the Dem Party Delegation Comes After the MHP and Dem Party Exchanged Eid Visits For the First Time On March 31st This Year Also Marketed The First Supween Between Erdoğan’s Ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) predecessor.
