“It is a great shame that the manufacturer cannot find an interlocutor at the door of the Prime Ministry.”

Ersen mentioned, “This motion reveals the intense issues within the livestock sector and the federal government's indifference to those issues. Initially, it’s a large downside that activists can’t discover an interlocutor.” he mentioned

Communal Democracy Get together (TDP), Central Govt Board (MYK) Member Chargeable for Native Manufacturing, Industrial and Commerce Insurance policies, Güner Ersen, expressed assist for all stakeholders within the motion of the Animal Producers and Breeders Union.
 
Ersen, who made a written assertion on behalf of TDP, mentioned that they’re carefully following the motion of the Animal Producers and Breeders Union, whose violence continues to extend on the third day, and the strategy of the federal government.
 
Ersen mentioned, “This motion reveals the intense issues within the livestock sector and the federal government's indifference to those issues. Initially, it’s a large downside that activists can’t discover an interlocutor.” mentioned.
 
Drawing consideration to the “necessity of creating an analysis with a plan that features financial knowledge, manufacturing energy and sustainability, which is able to embrace transferring the buying energy from south to north”, Ersen mentioned that the Animal Producers and Breeders Union, one of many largest producer unions, “was left and not using a contact on this manner and was stolen from the time they need to have been producing.” He expressed his opinion that “it’s a nice disgrace for the federal government to maintain them ready on the door of the Prime Ministry.”
 
Ersen mentioned, “This example clearly reveals the deficiencies and insensitivity within the authorities's strategy to the livestock sector and the nation's economic system. Because the Socialist Democracy Get together, we emphasize that we stock out our work with the assist of knowledgeable producers and financial knowledge, that we stand by all stakeholders within the livestock sector and that the required steps needs to be taken to resolve these issues.” mentioned.