Erdogan: Turkey to Draft a New Civil Constitution

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that his country needs a new civilian constitution that reflects a democratic, participatory, and liberal system. He emphasized the necessity of readiness for this change with broad participation from all political parties. He explained that the current constitution, which still bears the marks of the era following the September 12 coup, no longer meets the aspirations of the Turkish people and must be rid of its shame, with a focus on drafting a constitution aligned with the "Turkey of the 21st century." He called on the opposition to commit to participating in the preparation of the new constitution, stressing that this is a true test of everyone's seriousness in fulfilling the will of the people. This comes in the context of ongoing political changes and underscores the government's commitment to drafting a democratic constitution that keeps pace with Turkey’s new phase.

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