President Erdoğan’s “The World is Bigger Than Five” Thesis Gains Global Acceptance, Says AK Party Spokesperson
Ömer Çelik, Deputy Chairman and Spokesperson for Turkey’s AK Party, has commented on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “The World is Bigger Than Five” thesis, noting its increasing acceptance and support from many countries on the international stage.
In his statement, Çelik highlighted that this thesis, which Erdoğan has long advocated, is resonating more within global political discourse. He emphasized that numerous countries are beginning to align with this perspective.
“The World is Bigger Than Five” thesis critiques the structure of the United Nations Security Council and calls for a fairer and more inclusive global governance system. Erdoğan has repeatedly voiced this thesis on international platforms, arguing that the world should not be left to the domination of five major countries, and that more nations should have a say in decision-making processes.
Çelik’s remarks underscore the growing international acceptance of Erdoğan’s thesis and point out that an increasing number of countries are backing this call.
Source: Statements made by Ömer Çelik.