 So, very critical and important topic for today's discussion that is political participation. That all parties expect some public involvement in the political process, like in every democracy, however, expect more active involvement than a non-democratic order. Because there are different forms of action varying their political implications and in the factors that stimulate individuals to act. So, how we can understand this concept of political participation? Every political system needs people's consent, whether it is the democratic or whether it is non-democratic. It is not possible to run the system without people's support. But, in democratic systems, the desire of the system is too much, because any democratic system cannot give itself a claim to be a democratic system until the participation of the people is too much. But, what actions and political systems are there, if there is too much participation in it, then its implications will be too much or the implications will be less, so we have to learn this today. Because, whether the level of political participation is systematically changing in western democracies, in the western democracies, political participation is getting more and more. Now, political participation is not the only thing that you cast the vote on the election day. Against the decisions of the system, against the policies of the system, when people act or react. Here, understand two things, when people act or people react. Even in democratic systems, people's participation does not mean that they have to vote. People can raise their voices against the policies by the system, by the government. Now, what is the way to raise your voice? That can be a peaceful protest, that can be a resolution. People are united, they have passed a resolution against the government. They have made their suggestion in a completely different way, they have sent their opinions through their opinions, some questions have been raised. So, these are many ways through which people can express their opinions. So, a growing body of evidence that new forms of civic and political actions are counterbalancing the decline of electoral participation and other traditional forms of civic engagement. Now, what can be the impact of these ways? That it was only one way to vote for people. Now, what are the different developments that are being made in these cities, in which the civic sense wants to express its participation, what can they do? Today, for the Jammuuri government, people have prepared many ways. Jammuuri governments themselves do training in this regard. You are part of a movement, through a speech, through a full protest, by being a part of a movement that does not harm the system, the government, the society. That is, a way of protest that does not harm the society. But apart from that, you can get a chance to participate in your speeches, your speeches, your speeches, your speeches, through political activities. And this is possible within every system. But the beauty of the Jammuuri system is that it provides so many platforms to its people where they can communicate through their vote, elections, and apart from that, with a variety of forms of participation, they can communicate with their emotions, their emotions. So, the expanding nature of action also merges potential problems. Yes, it is important that if we use the methods in a negative way. I have already said that protest can take place, but if the protest crosses its limits, it can be used to cause harm or to cause harm. Or it can be used for speeches against the country's interests. So, it means that political participation can be expressed by using various methods, but every citizen must keep in mind the boundaries, the limitations defined accordingly by the national interest of the state and system.