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Muğla Mayor Ahmet Aras Resigns from CHP, Will Continue Independently

Muğla Metropolitan Mayor Ahmet Aras leaves the Republican People's Party and says he will keep serving as mayor without party affiliation.

Sources: Muğla Yenigün, İmece Gazetesi, Sonsöz Gazetesi, Özgür Kocaeli4 sources ↓|· updated· 1 min read
Muğla Mayor Ahmet Aras Resigns from CHP, Will Continue Independently
Photo: İmece Gazetesi

KEY POINTS

  • Ahmet Aras resigned from the CHP
  • He will continue as Muğla Metropolitan Mayor independently
  • He cited political debates as an obstacle to municipal services
  • He pledged equal service to all citizens regardless of background
  • He remains open to cooperation with state institutions and civil society

Muğla Metropolitan Mayor Ahmet Aras announced his resignation from the Republican People's Party (CHP) and said he will continue his mayoral duties independently. He made the announcement through his social media account.

Aras said political debates centered on his person were hindering municipal work and provided no benefit to Muğla or its residents. He stated that his responsibility to the city was the main reason for his decision.

“Today I have decided to leave my Republican People's Party membership and continue my duty as Muğla Metropolitan Mayor independently.”

— Ahmet Aras

He pledged to serve all citizens equally without discrimination based on political views, lifestyle, or place of residence. Aras said he would continue to bring fair service to every district and neighborhood of Muğla.

His priorities include strong infrastructure, safe transportation, protection of nature, support for producers, social solidarity, and a livable Muğla for future generations.

Aras said he remains open to cooperation with the central government, public institutions, political parties, district municipalities, professional chambers, and civil society organizations for the benefit of the city. He also said his decision does not disregard past joint efforts.

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