Turkey’s Main Opposition Alleges Ministers Used Offshore Accounts to Profit From Fund Scandal - Turkish Minute
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New Party Spokesman Zeynel Emre said in his statement on the funding scandal that the minister, former ministers, deputy ministers and deputies were also involved in the transactions. To the authority, “You have more than the information we have. Who is doing what is good
Zeynel Emre, spokesperson for the New Party, made new statements that are sure to spark much discussion regarding the "fund" embezzlement scandal. Emre stated that the scandal involves individuals who have served as ministers, deputy ministers, and members of parliament, and challenged the ruling party, saying, "You should reveal these names; don't leave it to us."
Turkey’s main opposition alleges ministers used offshore accounts to profit from fund scandal - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s main opposition party on Wednesday alleged that cabinet ministers used offshore accounts and intermediaries to profit from the country’s fund scandal, accusing the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of concealing beneficiaries while hundreds of thousands of investors struggle to recover their savings. Main opposition New Party leader Özgür Özel accused ministers of arranging […]
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Head of Economic Affairs Nihat Zeybekci issued a new statement after his previous remarks on the fund crisis were reported as implying "state negligence." Zeybekci stated, "The state does not neglect its duties. If there is negligence, it can only be addressed by institutions and those responsible."
Özgür Özel: “They are all Erdoğan’s team. All of their appointments bear the same ink, the same signature; Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The stock market has crashed, the funds have exploded; how come you don’t know?” Özgür Özel listed the names one by one in the fund investigation and addressed Erdoğan: “They are all your team.” This article was first published on Serbestiyet.
AKP Deputy Chairman and Head of Economic Affairs Nihat Zeybekci announced that their funds remained in the fund. In a statement to İsmail Saymaz, Zeybekci stated that the Capital Markets Board (SPK) was negligent in the matter, adding, "Unfortunately, there is negligence on the part of the state."
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