Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi held a meeting at Çankaya Mansion with Mehmet Uçum, Vice Chairman of the Presidential Legal Policies Board, and board members. It was reported that an approach focusing on the balance of law, security, and freedom was discussed.
Minister Çiftçi stated in his evaluation of the meeting that security policies protecting rights and freedoms, based on a preventive approach and citizen-focused, were put on the table. Topics aimed at strengthening the understanding of security on a legal basis stood out during the meeting.
Highlights
- The meeting was held at Çankaya Mansion.
- Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi, Mehmet Uçum, and board members attended the meeting.
- The balance of law, security, and freedom was the main framework of the meeting.
- New generation crimes and cybersecurity topics were evaluated.
- Migration management, disaster law, and the legal framework of the digital field were also discussed.
What topics were on the agenda?
The meeting discussed combating new generation crimes, cybersecurity, migration management, and disaster law. The legal framework of social media and the digital field, as well as combating violence against women, were among the topics discussed.
Çiftçi emphasized that security policies should be approached with a preventive understanding. He stated that this approach should be carried out together with the protection of rights and freedoms.
Emphasis on the Century of Turkey
Minister Çiftçi said they will continue to work in line with the Century of Turkey goals built under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. In his statement, he highlighted the determination to align security with freedom, authority with justice, and state power with the will of the nation.
The meeting stood out as a consultation where security policies and legal topics were addressed within the same framework. The issues discussed focused especially on digitalizing crime types and areas concerning public safety.
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