Key Party (Turkey)
The Key Party (Turkish: Anahtar Parti) is a political party established in Turkey on October 30, 2024. Its official abbreviation is the letter "A". The chairman and founder is Yavuz Ağıralioğlu. HistoryYavuz Ağıralioğlu was a candidate for Istanbul mayor in 2018 for the İYİ Party.[1] He continued his career in the İYİ Party before leaving it in 2023 due to its alliance with the CHP, as he staunchly opposed Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.[2] Ağıralioğlu claimed that he felt very worthless in the İYİ Party.[3] He made an appointment to meet with Meral Akşener before resigning from the İYİ Party, although it was canceled as Akşener did not consider the meeting important.[4] Ağıralioğlu, who ideologically supported the Turkish–Islamic synthesis, had a background in the Great Unity Party. Ağıralioğlu criticized and opposed the policies of the CHP, AKP and MHP on Abdullah Öcalan, especially after Devlet Bahçeli invited Öcalan to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. After forming the Key Party on October 30, 2024, he was joined by many İYİ Party members.[5] The main policies of the Key Party are national conservatism and the Turkish–Islamic synthesis.[6] References
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