Ahmet and Hülya Gökçek Arrive at Courthouse for Questioning
Ahmet Gökçek and Hülya Gökçek have arrived at the Ankara Courthouse as suspects within the scope of an unregistered money transfer investigation.
KEY POINTS
- An investigation was launched regarding unregistered money transfers to foreign companies.
- Former Mayor Melih Gökçek testified as a suspect last Friday.
- His son Ahmet Gökçek and daughter-in-law Hülya Gökçek arrived at the courthouse for questioning.
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office continues its ex officio investigation regarding allegations of unregistered money transfers to foreign companies involving former Ankara Metropolitan Mayor İbrahim Melih Gökçek and his family.
Following the testimony of former mayor İbrahim Melih Gökçek last Friday, his son Ahmet Gökçek and daughter-in-law Hülya Gökçek were also summoned as suspects in the same investigation.
“Inşallah Allah kısmet ederse bu savcılığın yaptığı araştırma, soruşturma bitecek. Ondan sonra neticeyi alacağız.”
Ahmet Gökçek and Hülya Gökçek arrived at the Ankara Courthouse to provide their statements to prosecutors.
According to the prosecutor's office statement, the suspects were required to be present at the office to give their testimonies as part of the ongoing legal process.
Former mayor Melih Gökçek previously testified for approximately two hours last week and stated to reporters that he has no personal concerns regarding the investigation.
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