There are lively days in the AK Party backrooms. Taha Akyol made important evaluations about the Istanbul earthquake and İBB's role.

Akyol criticized the absence of İBB Vice President Nuri Aslan from meetings, questioning, "Isn't there a need for the earthquake information in İBB's institutional memory?" This situation indicates the continuation of partisanship in public services.

Akyol emphasized that the government does not prioritize the principle of meritocracy and creates loyalty by rewarding those 'from us'. This situation implies that public interest is being overlooked.

In conclusion, Akyol's writings provide important clues about how the political climate and public administration in Turkey are shaped. It is necessary to reflect on how the government prioritizes public interest.