President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been re-elected as the leader of Turkey's ruling party.
Erdogan was the only candidate for party chairman at a congress on Sunday of the ruling Justice and Development Party.
He was elected with 1,414 votes.
Erdogan was forced to cut his formal ties to the party he co-founded when he became the country's first directly elected president in 2014.
A referendum last month eliminated a constitutional requirement mandating that presidents be neutral and cut ties with their political parties.
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