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Yeni Party Announces District Congress Schedule Amid Name Dispute

Party proceeds with nationwide congresses while Constitutional Court reviews Yargıtay's order to change its name.

Sources: Kastamonu Gündem Gazetesi, Medyascope, Objektif Amasya, Görünüm Gazetesi and 1 more5 sources ↓|· updated· 1 min read
Yeni Party Announces District Congress Schedule Amid Name Dispute
Photo: Kastamonu Gündem Gazetesi

KEY POINTS

  • Kastamonu district congresses run September 28 to October 5 across 20 districts
  • Yargıtay notice demands name change citing similarity to Innovation Party
  • Constitutional Court will decide; party says legal personality unaffected
  • Preliminary elections September 26-27, official congresses October 3-6
  • Hamamözü district congress set for October 4 at district building

Yeni Party has released a detailed calendar for district congresses across Kastamonu province, beginning September 28 in Tosya, Araç, and İhsangazi and concluding October 5 in Devrekani. The schedule covers all 20 districts with specific venues and times.

Separately, the party confirmed that a Yargıtay Chief Prosecutor's notice dated August 12 demands a name change under Article 96 of the Political Parties Law, alleging similarity with the Innovation Party. Yeni Party officials reject the claim and await a Constitutional Court ruling.

“Even if the Constitutional Court rules for a name change, the party's legal personality will not be affected.”

— Yeni Party officials

The party states its legal personality will remain unaffected even if a name change is ordered. Congresses will continue as planned, with preliminary elections for district chairs set for September 26-27 and official district congresses October 3-6.

In Amasya's Hamamözü district, the first ordinary congress is scheduled for October 4 at 1:00 PM at the district building on Kaplıca Street. Organizers emphasized transparent, member-driven proceedings.

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