VOICED: Turkey's ruling party eyes third election victory

Turkey's Prime Minister and the AKP party are poised for electoral success due to the country's strong economic growth. Since 2002, significant social reforms have been implemented, benefiting groups like pensioners. Future plans include major infrastructure projects such as a new canal in Istanbul and a third airport. Politically, the AKP aims to introduce a new constitution, potentially shifting to a more powerful presidential system. Despite past accusations of a secret agenda, current criticisms focus on authoritarianism. The opposition, including the Republican People's Party and others, challenges the AKP's dominance.

What factors contributed to the AKP party's expected win in the elections?

What are some of the major projects mentioned that the Prime Minister plans to focus on after the elections?

What are the concerns raised by critics regarding the new constitution proposed by the Prime Minister?

How has the perception of the AKP changed since the 2007 election?

What role do opposition parties play in the current political climate in Turkey?