AKP's bill to open olive groves to mining activities has led to significant debates in Turkey. This proposal is considered contrary to the Olive Law enacted in 1939, which aims to protect olive trees.

The opening of olive groves to mining is sharply criticized by environmental activists and opposition parties. CHP deputies argue that this will lead to the plundering of natural areas.

AKP's bill disregards the struggles made to protect olive groves. Experts emphasize that the transportation of olive trees is not feasible, and this situation will negatively impact olive production.

The opening of olive groves to mining activities poses a significant threat not only to the environment but also to the local population. This situation threatens the living spaces of villagers and displaces them.

Finally, if this bill is approved in the Parliament, the future of olive groves will be at risk. Therefore, it is crucial for the public to be sensitive about this issue and raise their voices.