There is a buzz in the AK Party circles these days!

TBMM President Numan Kurtulmuş requested new members' names from AK Party, CHP, and DEM Party to replace the absent members from the IYI Party in the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission. This development has increased the commission's member count to 51.

The number of members from AK Party has risen to 22, from CHP to 11, and from DEM Party to 5. With the new members, the dynamics of the commission are changing.

Among the new members are Denizli MP Cahit Özkan, CHP's Umut Akdoğan, and DEM Party's Celal Fırat. This is seen as an effort to enhance cooperation among parties.

Kurtulmuş emphasized transparency and openness in the commission's first meeting. This will contribute to a more democratic conduct of political processes.

This activity in political circles is seen as an important step for Turkey's political future. The role of the AK Party in this process is being closely monitored.