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[Cyprus Times] New 500-bed hospital announced by Turkey's new "ambassador" to the occupied territories

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The foundation stone of a new 500-bed hospital will be laid by Turkey's new "ambassador" to the occupied territories, Metin Feizioglu, as he said during his meeting yesterday with "health minister" Izlem Gyurchag Altugra.

According to the Press and Information Office, the TC press reported that Feizyoglu, who is continuing visits and meetings on the occasion of taking office, added that "he will support the TRNC in any health-related project".

Feizioglu also met yesterday with "Minister of Public Works and Transport" Erhan Arikli, "Minister of Interior" Ziya Ozturkler and "Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment" Fikri Ataoglu.

The online newspaper Bugjun Kipris writes that the "ambassador" has started his contacts in the occupied territories, but the opposition is not on the agenda of the meetings. Opposition parties, it added, said he had not requested an appointment with them.

"Feizyoglu, who said he 'received instructions' after his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan before coming to the island, did not include improving relations with Turkish Cypriots among the instructions he received. According to embassy sources, the ambassador has no such agenda at the moment."

In its sidebar column today, Avroupa writes that Feizyoglu is very active and causes concern if 24 hours pass and there is no news about him.

"The most media-advertised governor of all time, the pop star of colonial governors! Feizioglu, our major benefactor, as Minister of Health of the TRNC, has announced that he will lay the foundation of a 500-bed hospital planned to be built in Nicosia. The 500 beds you are carrying do nothing for the war crimes population. The 500 beds do not fill the cavities in the teeth of the war crimes population that you are carrying. You are not with us, Mr. pop star," it said, among other things.


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