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There are serious contradictions and concerns regarding the country’s economic and political future. Factories are closing. Tens of thousands of people are losing their jobs.
Nothing grows where justice is absent.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has issued numerous rulings against Türkiye concerning violations of rights in various areas, including the right to a fair trial, freedom of expression, and the right to life, and has ordered compensation payments.
International index providers are raising serious concerns about the reliability of Türkiye’s capital markets.
Controversial transactions in the fund market, shortcomings in oversight, the erosion of investor confidence, and so on.
So, what is happening in politics?
Members of parliament and mayors from the opposition are joining the ranks of the ruling party.
I am trying to hold on to hope, but if things continue this way, a prosperous society built on justice will remain a distant prospect.
By bringing members of parliament and mayors into your ranks, you can increase your party’s seat count in Parliament and the number of municipalities you govern.
But what about justice, the rule of law, and the economy?
As political gains continue, the loss of values and the ongoing spread of corruption are not being taken into account.
A country’s true wealth is measured not by the number of seats held by the ruling party in Parliament, but by the supremacy of justice and the rule of law, the technology it produces, the factories it opens, the jobs it creates, and the prosperity it delivers to its citizens…
Every value built not to preserve a seat of power, but to secure the future of generations, is immensely precious.