Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may make significant changes in the organization and leadership of the ruling party, AKP, following his expulsion from local self-government bodies. This decision comes after Erdogan acknowledged that the party’s poor performance in the recent local elections was due to errors in candidate placement. In a meeting with AKP leaders, Erdogan emphasized the need for structural changes within the party and improved relations between members and leaders. According to a source close to the government, certain appointed officials and deputies are expected to experience changes. Failure to implement these changes promptly may lead to further complications.