Victory Party (Turkey)

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Victory Party
Zafer Partisi
Abbreviation ZP
Leader Ümit Özdağ
Secretary-General Cezmi Polat
Spokesperson Sevda Gül Tuncer
Founder Ümit Özdağ
Slogan Bilim, Birlik, Barış ("Science, Unity, Peace")
Türkiye'nin Zaferi ("Turkey's Victory")
Zafer Partisi Gelecek Sığınmacılar Gidecek ("The Victory Party Will Come, The Refugees Will Go")
Türk Devletini, Türk Milletine Geri Vereceğiz. ("We Will Give the Turkish State Back To the Turkish Nation.")[1]
Founded 26 August 2021 (2021-08-26)
Split from Good Party
Headquarters Ankara, Turkey
Youth wing Ayyıldız Movement
Membership  (2022) Increase 10,213[2]
Ideology Kemalism[3]
Turkish nationalism[4][5]
Economic nationalism[6]
Cultural nationalism[7][8]
Anti-refugee[9][10]
Parliamentarism[11]
Euroscepticism[12]
Turanism[13]
Political position Right-wing[22] to far-right[23]
Colours      Red
     White
     Grey
Anthem Kutlu Olsun ("May it be blessed")
Grand National Assembly
1 / 600
Municipal Assemblies
3 / 20,498
Website
zaferpartisi.org.tr
Politics of Turkey
Political parties
Elections

The Victory Party (Turkish: Zafer Partisi, ZP) is a right-wing,[24] nationalist, anti-refugee and Kemalist political party in Turkey founded on August 26, 2021[25] under the leadership of Ümit Özdağ. It is represented[26] in the Grand National Assembly by a single MP, Özdağ himself.[27]

The Victory Party is the continuation of the Ayyıldız Movement initiated by Ümit Özdağ,[28] which became a youth movement after the establishment of the party. The founding petition of the party was submitted to the Ministry of the Interior on 26 August 2021 and then the party was officially established.[29] The party leader Özdağ supports the refoulement of refugees, based on the 1967 Protocol of UNHCR stating on article 9 "Nothing in this Convention shall prevent a Contracting State, in time of war or other grave and exceptional circumstances, from taking provisionally measures which it considers to be essential to the national security in the case of a particular person, pending a determination by the Contracting State that that person is in fact a refugee and that the continuance of such measures is necessary in his case in the interests of national security.[30]

The party leader Ümit Özdağ declared Ankara mayor Mansur Yavaş as the favorite candidate of the people "based on many contacts they made" and "called him for the duty" for 2023 presidential elections,[31] although Yavaş is a member of the CHP. Yavaş stated the declaration was without his knowledge and consent, declaring not as a candidate for presidency. Ümit Özdağ confirmed that his statement was not with the consent of Mayor of Ankara, claiming 'It would be a plot if we informed Mansur Yavaş' (against the other opposition parties).[32][33]

History

It was founded by Ümit Özdağ, due to his many disagreements with other Turkish parties, including corruption allegaions against other parties, the general and demographic effects of the ruling AKP's refugee policies (which the Victory Paty calls "strategic immigration engineering"), the anti-democratic approaches by the IYI Party, and his feuds with the MHP and the modern CHP. In Özdağ's words, it was organized under the name of Ayyıldız Movement with the aim of "forming the motto of Turkish nationalism along the lines of Atatürk" and submitted its founding petition to the Ministry of Interior on August 26, 2021, when it was officially established.[34][35]

Founding members

Founding members of the Victory Party:[36]

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  • Ümit Özdağ
  • İsmail Koncuk
  • Seyit Yüzel
  • Ali Dinçer Çolak
  • Mehmet Alagöz
  • Tuğrul Kıhtır
  • Esra Özsüer
  • Kahraman Berk
  • Ömer Turan
  • İncilay G. Şekerdağ
  • Kemal Mert
  • İsmail Türk
  • Adem Taşkaya
  • Nazım Kılıç
  • Ertuğrul Kalafat
  • Sultan Neslihan Seven
  • Göhan Türkmenoğlu
  • Feridun Yıldız
  • Uğur Tarhan
  • Onur Şahin
  • Sevdagül Tuncer
  • Ayla Ülük
  • Burak Mengü
  • Lütfü Şehsuvaroğlu
  • Dursun Dağaşan
  • Fatma Melike Karaaslan
  • İlkim Yüksel
  • Oğuz Ataman
  • Vedat Çakıroğlu
  • Erman Diçer
  • Roza Kurban
  • Murat Yıldız
  • Bünyamin Aksungur
  • Salim Kabasakal
  • Tuğba Mızrak Demirbağ
  • Hasan Basri Akşener
  • Şevval Erdel


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