President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan marked the 24th anniversary of the ruling Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) rise to power on Nov. 3, pledging to continue serving Türkiye.
In a post on NSosyal, Erdoğan described the Nov. 3, 2002 election victory as an “Anatolian revolution,” saying it had opened the way to a “great and strong Türkiye.”
Erdoğan, who also heads the AKP, said the party had served the public through its projects and investments, working under the slogan “Everything for Türkiye.”
He said the party still had a long road ahead and further work to do to advance the country.
“With God’s permission, we will continue to serve the nation and the country we love,” he said.
