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[Cyprus Times] Presentation of the "governance" programme in the occupied territories

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The "governance" programme in the occupied territories was presented The opposition MPs were absent from the meeting

The coalition of the National Unity, Democratic and Renaissance parties in the occupied territories presented the governance programme to the parliament. Opposition MPs were absent from the meeting. Debate on the programme will begin on Thursday and a vote of confidence is expected next Saturday or next Sunday.

The reading of the programme was given by Prime Minister Faiz Sucjuoglu and the ministers of education, labour and agriculture.

It was noted that the government will take measures to quickly revive the economy and that the main goal is to implement the necessary reforms for the welfare of the people of tdvk'. It was mentioned that the economic crisis has deeply affected even the economies of the most powerful countries of the world, it has also shaken the economy of the pseudo-state and that the goal is for it to stand on its feet.

In the governance programme it is stated that the protocol signed with Turkey proves that Ankara stands by the side of the pseudo-state under any circumstances.

On foreign policy and the Cyprus problem it is stated that the main goal is to protect and promote the rights of the Turkish Cypriot people. It is also mentioned that many efforts were made under the auspices of the UN and that these failed due to the rejectionist attitude of the Greek side. It is also mentioned that in 2017 after the collapse in Crans Montana, the ground for a federal solution has disappeared.

References are made to the recognition of the sovereignty of the TCs, coming out of isolation and protecting their interests in the gas issue.

On Varosha, it was mentioned that steps will continue within the framework of international law and the necessary decisions will be taken to open Varosha in cooperation with Turkey.



Source: CNA


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