Imamoglu: Change is needed

Ekrem Imamoglu, mayor of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, said changes to the CHP plant are needed.

Ekrem Imamoglu, Mayor of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, said: “My opinion on the changes is clear. Change has to happen, of course. There are things we do wrong, there are things we do wrong. Because we’re doing this, we’re losing elections. Now we must win.” said.

IBB President Ekrem Imamoglu attended the Yenidogan-Cumhuriyet-Emek metro line protocol signing ceremony, which took place at İBB Safa Tepesi social institutions in Sancaktepe, Yunus Emre district.

“There are things we do wrong, there are things we do wrong”

Responding to questions from members of the press, Imamoglu said, “My opinion on the change is clear. Change has to happen, of course. There are things we do wrong, there are things we do wrong. Because we’re doing this, we’re losing elections. Now we must win. Therefore, the steps that we will take to win the elections in the future are, of course, not to make mistakes, correct shortcomings, and do the right things.” He said.

“It is clear that we cannot win by repeating shortcomings and mistakes”

Imamoglu stated that there are many details and content in this issue, and that they talked about it with their party friends.

“Of course, the time will come when they will be open to the public,” Imamoglu said, noting that changes are needed.

Ekrem Imamoglu said: “Change is good. It is clear that we cannot win by repeating shortcomings and mistakes. In order for our state and our nation to have better governance, it is necessary that the entire opposition, especially my party, come out with self-criticism in this sense. If we do this, we will find the truth. My opinion on this matter is clear. I said this in front of your cameras as well. I have said this in other places as well. There are things I’ve talked about in the past.” used his words.

“I’ll share when the time comes”

Claiming that the government made mistakes on the subway, Imamoglu said:

“We also have our shortcomings in our political road marches. If you realize, I don’t say “you” or “you”, I say “we”. So it’s a whole lot of work. In this regard, of course, there is a method, a style, a method. I have never spoken out against party institutionalism and respect within the party hierarchy, but, of course, our responsibility to citizens comes first. Our responsibility to our people and state comes first, and I will not hesitate to share this with the public at the right time, in the right way and in the right way. There are those who are interested in when this happened, or those who are interested in the language. I will share when the time comes. Of course, it should be before it’s too late. It must be at the right time. Our work in this direction continues.”