The news that the Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu arrived in the occupied territories on Saturday evening, the Turkish Cypriot press reports. Cavusoglu will remain in the occupied territories until Monday afternoon, where he will meet the Turkish Cypriot leader and representatives of the Turkish Cypriot community. Chavusoglu's arrival in the occupied territories was reported on Saturday evening by "Kibris Postasi."
Earlier, the Turkish press reported that the Turkish Foreign Minister's visit will last until Monday and that during the "official visit" delegations from Turkey and the occupied territories will discuss developments in the Cyprus problem.
Mr. Cavusoglu, who is expected to begin his contacts in the occupied territories tomorrow afternoon, will meet with Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, "Prime Minister" Unal Ustell, the "foreign minister", representatives of the "government" and representatives of organizations.
According to "Kibris Postasi", on Sunday Cavusoglu will visit occupied Lapitho and hold meetings with representatives of the Turkish Cypriot community.
On Monday, Cavusoglu will meet with Tatar at 11.15 a.m. A joint press conference will follow at 1.30 p.m.
Recall that yesterday the "social existence" platform in occupied Nicosia held a protest march condemning the "economic protocol" between Turkey and the pseudo-state and the increase in product prices.
The protesters arrived outside the "parliament" where they tied black ribbons to the railings of the building and after blocking the roads they sat on the asphalt while remaining in the area for an hour.
Speaking at the protest event, the general secretary of the T/C teachers' guild, KTOS, Burak Mavis read out a joint communiqué.
The text read on behalf of the organizing platform stated that their revolt is against injustice, against the representatives of this order, their goal is to change this and their task is to send home those who signed the "surrender protocol."
Source: KYPE
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