Erdogan called to review Turkish Constitution
The Turkish Cabinet has appealed to the parliament to hold early general elections June 24. In an address to the nation PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan called to review the Constitution to entitle people to elect President.
Besides, the PM offered to elect parliament for 4 years instead of 5 and elect President for 5 years instead of 7 with a right to be re-elected for a second term.
The move comes after Turkey's constitutional court annulled last Friday's vote to elect a new president, BBC reports.
Besides, the PM offered to elect parliament for 4 years instead of 5 and elect President for 5 years instead of 7 with a right to be re-elected for a second term.
The move comes after Turkey's constitutional court annulled last Friday's vote to elect a new president, BBC reports.
