Homeland Party (Turkey, 2021)
political party in Turkey
The Homeland Party (Turkish: Memleket Partisi) was a political party in Turkey, founded in May 2021 by Muharrem İnce, the former candidate of the Republican People's Party (CHP) in the 2018 Turkish presidential election. It has dissolved itself in July 2025.
The party originated as a social movement (Homeland Movement) in September 2020, two years after the election. It split from the CHP after İnce failed to unseat serving CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu from his position. İnce was also encouraged to establish a party during his Homeland Movement campaign.
The party was largely seen as a protest movement against the established CHP leadership, which had refused to resign despite consecutive election losses and has been accused by İnce of straying from the CHP's core Kemalist values. One of the party's slogans is "Neither from the right nor from the left, but in the way of Atatürk".
History
Homeland Movement
The Homeland Movement was founded by Muharrem İnce in Sivas on 4 September 2020, marking the anniversary of the Sivas Congress, with the motto of "The Homeland Movement In a Thousand Days (Bin Günde Memleket Hareketi)". İnce stated that the aim of the movement during its foundation as "...not an intraparty opposition movement, we are offering an alternative to Turkey. Turkey needs to reunite and share.
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