After Varosha, openings will continue, Prime Minister Faiz Suzhouoglu said in an interview with Turkish pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak. She also claimed that 96 percent of the land of Varosha belongs to the Ottoman bacuffs.
I always say that our President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is a great opportunity for both Cyprus and Turkey," she said, adding that Erdogan started with drilling and there we got the fruits of this brave stance, the determination not to retreat. We started with one drilling rig and sent two drilling rigs. Then there were three. We blocked them, we said we are there too, we did not retreat."
Sutzuoglu also claimed that "President Erdogan changed the rules with Varosha. The 3% has been opened, it will be opened gradually. This is tdvk region. The owners of the properties are known, but 96% of the land is owned by the vaqufs anyway. It will be opened piece by piece. It is so clear. It's been completely closed for 50 years, and wildlife has developed. In fact, it's probably a unique place to visit in the world for tourists. Visits have already started. Almost 400,000 people have visited so far."
He also said that the openings will continue. "We will no longer leave anything at the mercy of our southern neighbour. First we take the first step, and then those who want to follow, and if they don't want to, they don't follow. We said two sovereign equal states. We have been lulled to sleep with a history of federalism for 50 years. I said this to our president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. We have lost a generation. When we look back, we see that we have not gone a millimetre further. They are not our enemies, but our neighbours. Let them live there in peace, but let them leave us. Let us live freely in our country. This is when we say two sovereign equal states. On this issue, both our President and the officials of the Republic of Turkey offer full support," he asserted.
On the currency crisis, Faiz Suzhouoglu said that "legal regulation is needed for the transition of the tdvk to the system of maintaining the value of deposits regardless of the fluctuation of the exchange rate of the Turkish lira."
On the currency crisis, Faiz Suzhouoglu said that "legal regulation is needed for the transition of the tdvk to the system of maintaining the value of deposits regardless of the fluctuation of the exchange rate of the Turkish lira.
"Our government is positive in this regard," he said, adding that "we will make this opening" and that "after the 23rd of this month, we will definitely make new openings in terms of transferring hot money from different sectors to tdvk." He also said that they are also preparing a law on cryptocurrencies.
Source: CNA
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