İncirli: We Will Restore Trust, Stability And Economic Discipline

Speaking on BRT, İncirli said the party’s vision for the future—prepared through a series of policy workshops—will be shared in full with the public once the election date is officially announced, noting that a planned June launch has been postponed for this reason.

She stressed that the workshops were not merely election preparations but a framework for a future government programme covering education, health, energy and the economy. “We managed to bring society’s collective mind to one table,” she said, adding that academics, unions, professional bodies and sector representatives contributed to the process.

İncirli said CTP has prepared a detailed five-year roadmap and that it would be presented once the electoral timeline becomes clear.

She criticised the current government over debt and institutional breakdown, arguing that CTP would begin by “stopping the bleeding” and then gradually rebuilding public institutions. She also pledged stronger anti-corruption measures and institutional reforms.

Addressing internal party processes, she said candidate selection would be carried out transparently and democratically through party organs.

Referring to public opinion polls, İncirli claimed that if an election were held today, CTP would win a single-party government, adding that citizens are seeking a credible alternative capable of governing.

She concluded that CTP’s priority would be restoring the country’s economic and institutional credibility and rebuilding public confidence in the state.