Biography and historical background of Tayyeb Erdogan

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan (born 26 February 1954) is a Turkish politician who served as Turkey's president since 2014. Previously, he served as prime minister from 2003 to 2014 and as mayor of Istanbul from 1994 to 1998. The party (AKP) led the electoral victory in 2002, 2007 and 2011 before being elected president in 2001. In 2017, he returned to the leadership of the AKP. He praised a conservative Democrat with an Islamist and self-political background, promoting socially conservative and liberal economic policies in his administration.



Erdogan played football in Kampsa before being elected mayor of Istanbul in 1994 as a candidate for the Islamic State Welfare Party. He was later removed from office, sentenced to four months in prison on charges of inciting religious hatred. General Chat Chat Lounge Erdogan then abandoned Islamist politics openly, establishing a moderate conservative AKP, which led to a tremendous victory in 2002. When Erdogan was technically in power, AKP's founding partner Abdullah Gul became prime minister. And then Erdogan's political ban was canceled. After winning the election in 2003, Erdogan made Gul a prime minister and became the AKP's presidential candidate. Erdogan has led the AKP to two electoral victories in 2007 and 2011 before he was elected president in 2014 and re-elected in 2018.



In the early years of Erdogan, after the 2001 financial collapse, the economic recovery and the roads, in the context of investment in infrastructure such as airports, negotiations for the accession to the European Union, Turkey's prime minister and high-speed train network Work was registered. He is also won two successful fundamental public votes in 2007 and 2010. However, the government remains controversial due to its close ties with the Faitullah Glenn and the Glenn Movement, which has now been identified as a terrorist organization accused of resigning to the AKP against secular bureaucrats. In late 2012, the government initiated peace talks with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) to end the PKK insurgency that began in 1978. The ceasefire began in 2015 and resulted in new conflicts. Erdo ۔an's foreign policy, based on his efforts to prevent victory at the border between Turkey and Syria, was interpreted by the Syrian civil war's neo-Ottoman and Syrian Kurdish PYD / YPG forces.



Later, the Erdogan government was accused of democratic support and corruption. Starting with anti-government protests in 2013, the government imposed increasing censorship in the press and social networks, disrupting sites like YouTube, Twitter, and Wikipedia. This has led to the closure of EU membership talks. In a $ 100 billion corruption scandal in 2013, Erdogan arrested and accused his closest allies. After the relationship with Glenn began, Erdogan continued to free his followers from judicial, bureaucratic and military positions. A failed military coup attempt in July 2016 resulted in much stability and emergency. The government claimed that the leaders of the rebellion belonged to Glenn, but any role within it was rejected.


In the Turkish parliamentary system, the Erdogan government, which is long-awaited to hold the executive presidency, in 2017, an alliance with the far-right Nationalist to form an Executive House, adopted in a constitutional referendum (MHP). Movement Party. General Chat Chat Lounge After the 2018 general elections in which Erdogan and the new Popular Alliance AKP-MHP were re-elected, a new government system was officially established. He has been involved since then, but he has also been accused of contributing to the Turkish financial and debt crisis of 2018, which has led to a significant decline in popularity.  It is said that it was part of the ruling party's loss in Ankara. For the first time in 25 years. He lost the local election. After his disappearance, the Turkish government ordered re-election in Istanbul, where the ruling party lost even more marginally. Two consecutive losses, which Turkey lost to Istanbul if the match and the "beginning of the end" Erdogan said he had said was a tremendous blow.


In 2019, Erdogan is at the top of the list of 500 influential Muslims in the world.