The Terror-Free Türkiye Process is the name of an initiative launched by the Turkish government and the MHP to resolve the Türkiye-PKK conflict. It is seen as a successor to the Resolution Process, which was ended in 2015. It began in October 2024 at the call of MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli and continues with the goal of the PKK laying down its arms.
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After confirmation that the PKK has laid down arms, changes are expected to the laws on enforcement, counter-terrorism and criminal law. The Turkish parliament is expected to take steps next week toward the planned monitoring commission.
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli said the Terror-Free Türkiye process has now become the government's state policy, adding, "I am hopeful about the future."
+2: Dünya and Ekonomi Manşet MHP Deputy Chair Feti Yıldız said he hoped the monitoring commission to be set up in parliament for the Terror-free Türkiye process would be formed within a week to 10 days.
+3: Cumhuriyet, Sözcü and Oda TV +4: Nefes, Cumhuriyet, Sözcü and Oda TV In a letter signed by YÖK Chairman Erol Özvar and sent to all universities, it was requested that the goal be covered at 2026-2027 academic year opening ceremonies and first classes, and that panels, conferences and workshops be organized.
+3: Haber7, Yeni Akit and Milat +4: Türkiye Gazetesi, Haber7, Yeni Akit and Milat 
+2: Karar and Diken +3: Ekonomim, Karar and Diken 
+2: Cumhuriyet and Gerçek Gündem 
