The Republican Turkish Party (CTP) held a candidate presentation event in Beyarmudu, introducing its supported independent mayoral candidate Ahmet Zort and its municipal council candidates to local residents. The event drew a large crowd and was attended by CTP leader Sıla Usar İncirli, former TRNC Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer, members of parliament, current municipal council members and several mayors.
Addressing the crowd, CTP leader Sıla Usar İncirli declared that change had already begun and that December 6 would mark a historic turning point. "This country is ours. We will stand up for it for the sake of our children. We will form a government that serves everyone without discrimination," she said. İncirli pledged to strengthen all state institutions and affirmed that "every citizen living in this country will live with dignity and receive the services they deserve."
İncirli also outlined her party's economic priorities, stressing the importance of directing resources toward productive sectors and protecting citizens' purchasing power. She emphasized that improving health and education services while strengthening the institutional structure of the state would be CTP's top priorities.
Mayoral candidate Ahmet Zort underlined his independent status, saying, "We set out on this path independently and, if elected, we will serve independently — no one should doubt that." He pledged to treat all residents equally regardless of their political views, adding, "Our only commitment is our understanding of service."
Former TRNC Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer criticized the current administration, arguing that incompetent governance had caused serious decay across the country. "The public will hold them accountable at the ballot box," he said, while also expressing full support for Zort and calling for improved services in the villages within Beyarmudu municipality's jurisdiction.
