Supporting Terrorist Extensions is a Crime Worldwide – Minister Tunç
Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç emphasized that violence is a crime, promoting violence is a crime, and supporting terrorist extensions is a crime in all democratic countries around the world. He stated, “Those who support violence will be brought to justice and held accountable. Criticizing the investigations carried out by our judiciary against those who incite violence and get involved in terrorism, and making speeches that almost threaten our judiciary members and public prosecutors who are authorized in this matter, is not appropriate for anyone.”
Minister Tunç visited Bartın to attend the closing event of the 7th International R&D Project Market at Bartın University. During the event, he reviewed the projects prepared by university students and gathered information. The closing event of Bartın University’s R&D project market was attended by Minister Tunç, TAİ General Manager Prof. Dr. Mahmut Faruk Akşit, AK Party Bartın Deputy Yusuf Ziya Aldatmaz, Bartın Governor Nurtaç Arslan, Bartın University Rector Prof. Dr. Orhan Uzun, protocol members, and students.
The Need for Young Minds in the World
In his speech at the closing event, Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç highlighted the significant transformation brought about by digital technologies in almost every aspect of life with the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He emphasized the crucial role of defense industry in safeguarding a country’s independence and national security. Minister Tunç mentioned that Turkey has reached a point of pride in defense industry, emphasizing the importance of reducing external dependence. He praised the role of companies like ASELSAN, TUSAŞ, HAVELSAN, and ROKETSAN in elevating Turkey to a leading position in defense industry.
Minister Tunç stressed the importance of young minds in continuing Turkey’s technological advancement. He expressed his belief that the innovative ideas and projects of young people will propel the country to new heights in various fields. Minister Tunç highlighted the role of young people in shaping the future and technological independence of Turkey, stating that their dreams and ideas are the guarantee of the country’s technological sovereignty.
Crime of Supporting Terrorist Extensions
Addressing the TUSAŞ attack, Minister Tunç reaffirmed Turkey’s commitment to combating terrorism. He emphasized that no one should turn a blind eye to terrorism threatening the peace and security of the people, and no one should support elements that incite violence. Minister Tunç underlined that in no rule of law state, terrorism, violence, or incitement to violence are acceptable. He emphasized that supporting terrorism is a crime in all democratic countries, and those who support violence will be held accountable by the judiciary.
Minister Tunç concluded by emphasizing the importance of unity and solidarity in the fight against terrorism, stating that Turkey will continue to defend its stance with determination. Subsequently, awards were presented to the projects that achieved success at the Bartın University 7th International R&D Project Market.
In conclusion, Minister Tunç’s remarks shed light on the importance of upholding the rule of law and combating terrorism globally. The event at Bartın University highlighted the innovative potential of young minds in advancing Turkey’s technological capabilities and securing its future. The government’s commitment to strengthening the defense industry and promoting technological independence reflects Turkey’s determination to stand against terrorism and support peace and security both domestically and internationally.
