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Sevinç İnönü joins NEW PARTY

Sevinç İnönü joins NEW PARTY

From Cumhuriyet · () Turkish

Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Sevinç İnönü, wife of the late Prof. Dr. Erdal İnönü and daughter-in-law of Turkey's second president, has joined the NEW PARTY (YENİ Parti).
  • The Istanbul Provincial Chairman of NEW PARTY, Özgür Çelik, announced İnönü's membership, calling it a great honor.
  • Çelik stated that İnönü's participation will guide their path forward, emphasizing unity to achieve power.

Sevinç İnönü, the wife of the late Prof. Dr. Erdal İnönü and daughter-in-law of Turkey's second president, İsmet İnönü, has officially joined the NEW PARTY (YENİ Parti).

Özgür Çelik, the Istanbul Provincial Chairman of NEW PARTY, publicly announced İnönü's membership. He shared a photograph on social media presenting İnönü with flowers, highlighting the significance of her joining the party. Çelik emphasized that İnönü's membership is a great honor for them.

"We will walk more strongly together," Çelik stated, adding that Sevinç İnönü's valuable presence will illuminate their path forward. He expressed pride in undertaking the membership process together, noting that the legacy and values inherited from Turkey's history will guide their journey. Çelik affirmed their collective march towards power with renewed strength.

It is a great pride to make the membership of Sevinç İnönü, the precious wife of our former Chairman Prof. Dr. Erdal İnönü, who dedicated her life to the values of our Republic, a member of the New Party. The legacy we take from our history and our values will illuminate our new path. Together, we will march towards power more strongly.

— Özgür ÇelikThe Istanbul Provincial Chairman of NEW PARTY announced Sevinç İnönü's membership and her significance to the party.
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Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.