The discussions surrounding Ekrem Imamoglu's diploma highlight the complexities of Turkey's education and legal systems.

Claims regarding the non-recognition of the university Imamoglu transferred to indicate an attempt to retroactively apply the 1990 regulations. However, the uncertainties of that period complicate this situation.

The decisions and practices of the Higher Education Council (YÖK) are being attempted to be applied retroactively. This situation contradicts the fundamental principles of law and poses a serious threat.

As a result, the initiatives regarding Imamoglu's diploma are seen as a political pressure process rather than a legal debate. This situation signifies a violation of acquired rights.