The meeting, which was held in the municipal conference hall, started with a recitation from the Holy Quran.

Speaking at the meeting, Yapıcıoğlu emphasized that people’s lives, property, dignity, and honor should be protected and emphasized that everyone has the right to raise their children in accordance with their faith and in their mother tongue.

Stating that as HÜDA PAR, they did not compromise accuracy in their 10-year political adventure, Yapıcıoğlu drew attention to the fact that the main success is to stay on the straight path in politics.

Emphasizing that HÜDA PAR stepped into the Turkish political scene with the slogan of “Honest Politics, Real Justice”, Yapıcıoğlu continued his remarks as follows: “Those who follow us know that we do not make our politics by describing ourselves through others. Or we do not have the habit of doing politics by vilifying our political opponents. We put forward the principles, we say what should happen. Good politicians can be in any party, there can be rotten politicians in every party.  But unfortunately, we are in such a time that politics has lost its reputation against society in general. When politics and politicians are mentioned, if people distance themselves and some negative thoughts come to their minds in general, the fault lies with us politicians, not the citizens. If politicians put the interests of the nation over their own interests, why should the people look at us with that eye?  Why would he look at us with a negative or negative eye?  That’s why, seeing the dire state of politics, we said that honest politics, real justice. Because, according to our thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives, politics is not just a business to come to power.  Politics is not the way to become famous, acquire property, gather wealth, or obtain some public office, which is used to get a share in the government or to influence the government.  This is not the purpose of politics, this should not be. While explaining the goal of our politics, we said that politics is a tool to serve people. If politics is made to serve the nation, this purpose is legitimate.  If politics are done to become famous, to collect goods, to obtain public office, to satisfy some self-desires, this is not a legitimate aim.” (ILKHA)