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Yeni Parti Announces Kırıkkale Provincial Leadership

Yeni Parti Announces Kırıkkale Provincial Leadership

From Cumhuriyet · () Turkish

Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • Yeni Parti has completed its organizational structure in all districts of Kırıkkale, except for Delice.
  • The party's provincial leadership has been announced, with appointments made for district presidencies.
  • Yeni Parti plans to finalize its organization in Delice and begin outreach and field activities in Kırıkkale.

Yeni Parti is actively building its presence in Turkey's Kırıkkale province. The party's founder and provincial chairman, Onur Yüksel Bozdağ, announced that organizational efforts are progressing well. With the exception of the Delice district, Yeni Parti has established its structure in all other districts across Kırıkkale.

The newly appointed district leaders have been revealed. Ali Hakan Oker will lead the Bahşılı district, Hasan Erdal the Balışeyh district, Aydemir Kuzucu the Çelebi district, Hasan Aksoy the Karakeçili district, Harun Uğurel the Keskin district, Hakan Yurdakul the Merkez district, Erdal Özkan the Sulakyurt district, and Hüseyin Baş the Yahşihan district.

The party's organizational structure is continuing its formation process across Kırıkkale.

— Onur Yüksel BozdağYeni Parti Kırıkkale Kurucu İl Başkanı Onur Yüksel Bozdağ's statement on the party's organizational progress.

Bozdağ stated that the remaining organizational work in Delice will be concluded shortly. The party intends to engage with the local population and commence field operations throughout Kırıkkale.

Organizational efforts will be completed in the Delice district in a short time.

— Onur Yüksel BozdağYeni Parti Kırıkkale Kurucu İl Başkanı Onur Yüksel Bozdağ's statement on future plans.
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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.