Erdoğan sends key message to AK Party on humility and service

President and AK Party Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, accompanied by his wife Emine Erdoğan, attended the closing session of the AK Party's 33rd Consultation and Evaluation Meeting held in Sapanca, Sakarya. The meeting gathered senior party officials and members of parliament. Erdoğan delivered a speech emphasizing important messages to party members. He particularly focused on the themes of arrogance and humility towards the end of his address. Erdoğan stated, "We will especially stay away from arrogance. We will not abandon humility."

Erdoğan highlighted the responsibility of being the ruling party, saying, "Being the ruling party means being the door of need, the door of trouble, and the door of remedy." With these words, he reminded party members of their duty to serve the people. He stressed the importance of adhering to the party's founding principles. He also emphasized maintaining equal distance to all segments of society. Messages of unity and solidarity were prominent in his speech.

The meeting also discussed the party's future strategies and election campaigns. Erdoğan stated that an effective service approach would be maintained at all levels, from local governments to the central administration. He called on party members to be more active in the field and listen to citizens' demands. Erdoğan announced that new projects for youth and women would be implemented.

Erdoğan's speech also drew attention to the importance of intra-party democracy and consultation culture. He emphasized that humility and modesty are essential in leadership. These messages provided clues about the party's future political direction. Erdoğan also criticized the opposition, arguing that the AK Party is the true representative of the people.

The meeting concluded with Erdoğan's speech after closed-door sessions. Party sources reported that the meeting was productive and important decisions were made. Erdoğan's messages created excitement and motivation among the party base. In the coming days, these messages are expected to be further voiced by party organizations in the field.