A new government cabinet has been formed in Syria, but the lack of Turkmen representation has sparked significant criticism. İYİ Party Adana deputy Ayyüce Türkeş criticized this situation, emphasizing that Turkmen are the community that has paid the highest price in the Syrian revolution.

Türkeş stated, "The expected government has been established in the new Syria. While every community in the country has a representative minister, the absence of Turkmen in the cabinet is unacceptable." This situation raises questions about Turkey's support for Turkmen in Syria.

Turkey welcomed the establishment of a temporary government in Syria. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this step indicates an inclusive leadership approach. However, the neglect of Turkmen raises concerns about how Turkey will respond to this situation.

Ayyüce Türkeş's statements have brought the situation of Turkmen in Syria back to the forefront. How Turkey's stance on this issue will resonate in the international community remains a topic of interest.