It could immediately form a "government" with 27 "deputies" but needs more than 30 to be able to stand in "parliament", said the president of the CEC, Faiz Suzhouoglu, who has begun preliminary work to form a "government" coalition."[/QUOTE]
It could immediately form a "government" with 27 "deputies" but needs more than 30 to be able to stand in "parliament", said the president of the CEC, Faiz Suzhouoglu, who has begun preliminary work to form a "government" coalition.
In remarks to a Kipris Postasi webcast, Suzhouoglu ruled out the Renaissance (settler) Party from a partnership, but addressing the opposition, he said it must assume its responsibilities without thinking of political gain, but priority should be given to the interests of society. "It is not right to have strategic thinking to not be part of power." They must, he continued, form the strongest "governance". "Those who want to march with us will do so. Those who don't want to will do what they themselves consider their duty, they will try. If it still doesn't work, in democracies the options are inexhaustible, there will be early elections again." However, he said, the country cannot bear another election.
Referring to the "municipalities", he said that the number of 28 "town halls" that currently exist in the occupied territories is not sustainable, saying that the "law" on local government reform should be passed and then "local elections" should be held.
Meanwhile, the party parliament of the Renaissance Party met and authorized its chairman, Erhan Arikli, to begin consultations to form a "government".
Meanwhile, as reported by the GMP, PTK President Toufan Erhurman said that in the "parliament" that emerged from the recent "elections" there are many possible possibilities of forming a "government" without the participation of his party and therefore a "government coalition" will most likely be formed without the PTK.
Yesterday, he said, he had a "goodwill" coffee meeting with Faiz Suzhouoglu and added that even from the opposition he would support all "bills" tabled with the aim of moving "the people" away from the economic deadlock and the edge of the precipice because "we are all in the same boat". He added, however, that they will oppose and react strongly to attempts to impoverish the "people" and bitter recipes that are intended to put their hand in the pocket of the "people."
Referring to the Cyprus problem, Mr. Erhurman reiterated the position that the only formula for a comprehensive solution is a bizonal bicommunal federation on the basis of political equality and added that apart from that they will take initiatives within the "parliament" to start taking steps in their relations with the EU, in their openness to the international community and for an MOU.
Source: CNA
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