DEM Party: National Security Council Must Release Report Immediately
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The co-leader of Turkey’s pro-Kurdish DEM Party has called on the National Security Council (MGK) to finalize its report without delay, framing the current moment as a potential first step toward peace.
In her first public assessment, Tülay Hatimoğulları said the party views recent developments as a foundation for establishing lasting peace in the region. She urged the MGK—Turkey’s top security body—to complete its work as soon as possible.
“We consider this a first step toward achieving peace on these lands in the coming period,” Hatimoğulları stated.
Her comments come amid ongoing discussions over the country’s security and political future. The DEM Party has not yet provided further details on the content of the expected report or the specific steps it believes should follow.