“We are the people’s hope”: CTP leader says water and energy issues will be addressed

“We are the people’s hope”: CTP leader says water and energy issues will be addressed
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Republican Turkish Party (CTP) Leader Sıla Usar İncirli said that once in power, her party would address problems in the water and energy sectors. Stating that her party is the people’s hope, İncirli said the CTP is ready for the 6 December elections.

According to the CTP, İncirli visited Tepebaşı, Sadrazamköy and Kayalar and met residents. She was accompanied by Secretary General Mehmet Kale Kişi, several MPs, candidates and party members, including Turan Rahvancıoğlu, the CTP candidate for mayor of Lapta Alsancak Çamlıbel (LAÇ). Pointing to power cuts, she argued that energy problems are directly linked to the current administration’s approach.

İncirli recalled that the CTP has for years called for investment in Kıb-Tek. She said water would be distributed fairly and that livestock and producers would be supported. Rahvancıoğlu said the projects were prepared according to the region’s needs, that most of the municipal budget goes to expenses, and that insufficient resources are transferred to investment.

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