Ahmet Özer
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Preceded byKemal Deniz Bozkurt
Succeeded byCan Aksoy
PartyNew Democracy Movement
(1994-1996)
Democratic People's Party
(2002)
Social Democratic People's Party
(2004)
Peoples' Democratic Party[1]
(2015)
Republican People's Party
(2011, 2023-present)
(1994-1996)
Democratic People's Party
(2002)
Social Democratic People's Party
(2004)
Peoples' Democratic Party[1]
(2015)
Republican People's Party
(2011, 2023-present)
Ahmet Özer | |
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| Mayor of Esenyurt | |
| Preceded by | Kemal Deniz Bozkurt |
| Succeeded by | Can Aksoy |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 1960 (age 65–66) |
| Party | New Democracy Movement (1994-1996) Democratic People's Party (2002) Social Democratic People's Party (2004) Peoples' Democratic Party[1] (2015) Republican People's Party (2011, 2023-present) |
Ahmet Özer (born 1960, Van) is a Turkish academic and politician.
He is of Kurdish origin[2] and was among the founders of the New Democracy Movement, which was active in the 1990s.[3] In the 2024 Local Elections, he was elected mayor of Esenyurt, a district in Istanbul.[4] However, following his arrest on charges of "being a member of an armed terrorist organization," he was temporarily removed from office by a decision of the Ministry of the Interior.[5][6]
