Recep Tayyip Erdoğan remains Turkey’s president amid ongoing debate over his eligibility for another term under constitutional term limits. Allies in parliament, including the MHP, have called for renewing elections in 2028 via a three-fifths majority vote to enable his candidacy, aligning with the scheduled May 2028 presidential vote or a possible April date. Recent parliamentary sessions have centered on drafting a new civilian constitution, which Erdoğan described as a priority test of consensus, while the ruling alliance maintains a working majority short of the threshold needed for early polls. The main opposition faces legal pressures, with key figures such as Ekrem İmamoğlu imprisoned and facing potential office bans, reducing immediate challenges. Erdoğan continues active governance through cabinet meetings and international engagements, with limited verified developments pointing to near-term departure.