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In the “Interview with Ali Al-Dhafiri” program, we have the pleasure of hosting Bin Ali Yildirim, the former Turkish Prime Minister. Yildirim was born on December 20, 1955, in the province of Urzinjan, northeastern Turkey. He played a crucial role as one of the founders of the Turkish Justice and Development Party, alongside Erdogan and his comrades. Yildirim began his political journey as a parliamentarian during the 22nd session of the Turkish Parliament, representing the party. Subsequently, he served as a deputy for his hometown of Erzincan in the 23rd session and later represented Izmir in the 24th and 26th parliamentary sessions.
Assuming the portfolio of the Ministry of Transport, Yildirim achieved remarkable progress. Under his leadership, the number of airports in Turkey rose from 26 to 55, while the number of passengers increased from 34.4 million to an impressive 182 million.
