Efkan Ala, AKP Deputy Chairman, said a proposed "Süreç Yasası" aims to establish a legal basis for a terror-free Turkey.
The legislation represents a strategic effort to dissolve terrorist organizations and facilitate social integration. By creating a formal legal framework, the government seeks to stabilize internal security and shift the national focus toward domestic development.
Speaking to NTV, Ala said Turkey should consume its own energy domestically [1]. He argued that the country's internal energy should not be wasted on internal conflict—a sentiment captured in his statement, "Türkiye Enerjisini İçeride Tüketmesin" [1].
The proposed framework bill has already seen significant legislative support. According to reports from the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM), 367 MPs signed the bill [1].
Ala addressed the political opposition during the process. He said the CHP should stop searching within the AKP for things they lost in court or within their own party [2]. He also said the opposition should avoid encouraging crude slogans [2].
The discussions took place during a TBMM General Assembly session, where the framework bill was first debated [1]. The law is designed to provide the necessary legal tools to dismantle militant structures, and integrate former combatants or supporters back into society.
Ala said the ultimate goal is to ensure that Turkey no longer exhausts its resources on internal strife, allowing the state to prioritize economic and social growth [1].
“Türkiye Enerjisini İçeride Tüketmesin”
The 'Süreç Yasası' indicates a shift toward a legalized, structured approach to ending long-standing internal conflicts. By securing a supermajority of 367 signatures, the AKP is attempting to signal broad legislative consensus to minimize political friction during the implementation of a sensitive security transition.
