Baku, Azerbaijan, March 28
By Rufiz Hafizoglu - Trend:
The Turkish parliament will discuss adoption of the country's new constitution in April 2016, the country's newspaper YeniSafak reported March 28.
Such a decision was made by the country's government after the Turkish opposition refused to participate in the work of an ad hoc commission for the new constitution's preparation, according to the newspaper.
An ad hoc commission was created in Turkey for preparation of a new constitution for the country Feb. 4.
Earlier, a source in Turkish presidential administration told Trend that a new Turkish constitution can be adopted through a national referendum if the parliament isn't able to adopt it through a voting.
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