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Öcalan Joins Turkey Disarmament Panel
The Turkish authorities announced the participation of imprisoned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) leader Abdullah Öcalan in a demilitarization committee as part of the peace process with the party. This comes within the framework of efforts to end the conflict that began in 1984. The presidential advisor confirmed that Öcalan’s involvement does not mean his release, but rather aims to enable him to play a more effective role in dialogue. Four sub-committees have been established to oversee the implementation of the peace measures, including a disarmament committee. Öcalan remains detained in İmrali Prison, despite the party’s calls for his release. This step is part of broader efforts to advance the peace process and has sparked political debate about the future of the initiative and its impact on domestic Turkish politics.
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