Today, the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission met for the third time in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. CHP members presented their proposals to set the agenda for the commission.

The first meeting of the commission was held last week, where confidentiality clauses were a topic of discussion. The second meeting took place behind closed doors.

During the meeting, details of CHP's 29-item democracy package were shared. This package aims to contribute to Turkey's democratization process.

TBMM President Numan Kurtulmuş emphasized the importance of the commission's work, stating, "This commission was established to discuss steps related to democratization in Turkey's historical context."

The next meeting of the commission is scheduled for August 19. During this meeting, families of martyrs and veterans will be heard.