The president of Türkiye Recep Tayip erdoğan is preparing to lead a new term – his third – at the head of the government of Turkey after winning the national elections last Sunday.
for the assumption A ceremony will be held in the presence, among other international authorities, of the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).Jens Stoltenberg.
“President He will also take an oath in Parliament. (…) Then the investiture ceremony will be held, which will be attended by foreign leaders, and there will be a dinner. I believe that after the ceremony, the president will unveil the new composition of the Cabinet of Ministers,” reported the director of foreign communications.
After the results of the elections were known, Erdogan spoke about it and showed enthusiasm for the next mandate: “Our nation entrusted us with the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years. We will fulfill all the promises made to the people.”
In this way, the Turkish president will govern until 2028 and completes a 25-year cycle in power, since he became prime minister in 2003.
The results of the election: by how much Erdogan won
Erdogan arrived at the second round of a new electoral process with an advantage in the polls despite the intentions of change of a part of the votersin addition to galloping inflation and denunciations of the restrictions of freedoms in a country where there are tens of thousands of opponents in prison or in exile.
The Turkish president was elected last Sunday. After the counting of 98% of the votes, according to the public news agency Anadolu, Erdogan, at the head of the Justice and Development Party (AKP), reached 52.1% of the votes compared to 47.9% for his rival, the Social Democrat Kemal Kilicdaroglu.
The results confirmed the forecasts, for which the president arrived as a favourite. In the first round, on the 14th of this month, Erdogan came out first with more than four percentage points ahead of Kilicdaroglu, who led a broad coalition with five other forces with his Republican People’s Party (CHP) space. However, Erdogan did not have the necessary votes to avoid yesterday’s runoff.
Source: Ambito
