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Parti Keadilan dan Pembangunan (Turki)

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Parti Keadilan dan Pembangunan
Justice and Development Party
Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi
AK Parti
SingkatanAK Parti (official)[1]
AKP (unofficial)[2]
PemimpinRecep Tayyip Erdoğan
Setiausaha agungFatih Şahin
JurucakapÖmer Çelik
Parliamentary Leaderİsmet Yılmaz
SpokespersonÖmer Çelik
PengasasRecep Tayyip Erdoğan
Diasaskan14 Ogos 2001; 23 tahun yang lalu (2001-08-14)
Ibu pejabatSöğütözü Caddesi No 6
Çankaya, Ankara
Sayap beliaAK Youth
Keanggotaan (2019) 10,211,596[1]
Ideologi
Kedudukan politikPolitik haluan kanan[14][15]
Penggabungan kebangsaanPerikatan Rakyat Turki
Warna     Orange
     Blue
Parlimen Turki
285 / 600
Pentadbiran metropolitan
15 / 30
Pentadbiran daerah
742 / 1,351
Provincial
councillors
757 / 1,251
Municipal
Assemblies
10,173 / 20,498
Laman sesawang
https://www.akparti.org.tr
Politik Turki
Parti politik
Pilihan raya

Parti Keadilan dan Pembangunan (bahasa Turki: Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi atau AK Parti) merupakan sebuah parti politik konservatif di Republik Turki. AK Parti berhaluan tengah-kanan dan Islamis. Ia merupakan parti majoriti di Parlimen Turki kini.

Ketuanya, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan merupakan Perdana Menteri Turki manakala Presiden Turki, Abdullah Gül juga seorang ahli.

Pemimpin parti

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No. Gambar Nama

(Lahir–Meninggal dunia)

Mula Khidmat amat Khidmat
1
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

(lahir1954)

14 Ogos 2001 27 Ogos 2014
2
Ahmet Davutoğlu

(lahir 1959)

27 Ogos 2014 22 Mei 2016
3
Binali Yıldırım

(lahir 1955)

22 Mei 2016 21 Mei 2017
4

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

(lahir 1954)

21 Mei 2017 Penyandang

Pautan luar

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