HÜDA PAR delegation meets with the party’s supporters in Europe
The Deputy Chairman and Founding President of HÜDA PAR, Mehmet Hüseyin Yılmaz, along with R&D Director Abdurrahman Cevher, met with the party's supporters in Europe during their recent visit to Germany.
The delegation participated in the Mawlidi Nabi event and had a fast-breaking fast with supporters.
They also visited Hamburg and met with expatriates, highlighting the importance of the upcoming elections in Turkey and urging voters to participate.
Yılmaz commented on HÜDA PAR's participation in the People's Alliance, stating that their goal is to have representation in parliament and that they have reached an agreement with the AK Party.
He clarified that their participation is not a union but an electoral alliance and that they will continue their political efforts according to their party program once they enter parliament. (ILKHA)
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