Committee to speed up barrier crossings created in the occupied territories[/B] by order of the "prime minister", Unal Ustel, who appointed as head of the committee Rashmiye Tsianaltai, former "minister of transport" and current "MP" of the CEC, who is also the daughter of the former T/C leader, Dervis Eroglu.
As reported from the occupied territories, the committee started working in this direction and invited all civil society organizations to help.
This committee also includes "Nicosia MPs of the CEC, Ahmet Savasiyan and Alisian Sen, officials from the "ministries of civil society, finance, interior", the "road works department", the "migration department" and representatives of the platform of economic organizations. The committee, a statement said, has so far met twice.
Resmillet Chianaltai said they are targeting three-stage measures: immediate, medium and long-term, and have rolled up their sleeves to make the necessary arrangements for the economic development of "the country", as the pseudo-state was referred to. They also want to facilitate, she added, the transits of E/C from the "south" to the "north."
As problems, she cited the slow operation of computers at crossing points, the insufficient number of people from the "migration department" and the increase in the number of cars, as well as the lack of infrastructure projects. He said they will also discuss the issue of car insurance with the relevant companies.
He added that one of the biggest problems is being faced at the Pergamum roadblock, so they will also discuss this with the Bases administration. She also said that at the crossing point on Ledra Street, the canopies and the place where they are placed will be changed.
For the St. Dometius barricade, Chianaltai said that they are preparing major changes and these will be done in collaboration with the platform of economic organizations.
Source: CNA
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