Prime Minister Faiz Suzhouoglu publicly admitted that the crisis that has erupted within the bosom of the tripartite "government" has not been overcome so far. He blamed the settlers' movement on the grounds that it is causing political problems.
According to the "Haber Kipris", Mr. Suzhouoglu is having second thoughts about the memorandum, which includes a number of initiatives and regulations for the first 100 days of the new "government."
According to the "Haber Kipris", Mr. Suzhouoglu is having second thoughts about the memorandum, which includes a number of initiatives and regulations for the first 100 days of the new "government. The Renaissance Party (BC) insists on the importance of this roadmap.
According to the publication, the BC, which is supported by the settlers, will convene the party's central bodies to consider remaining in the "government."
The BC headquarters announced that "we are fed up with these fights. How many times will crises arise in the National Unity Party (NUP) without the governments completing their work."
According to Khaber Kipris, unlike the settler movement, in the Democratic Party (DP), President Fikri Ataoglu wants to continue in the "government", while the party's "deputies" Hassan Tosunoglu and Serhat Akpinar insist on signing the memorandum.
The publication also includes the information that the vote of confidence scheduled for tomorrow will be postponed in case Mr. Soutzouoglu fails to convince his "government" partners and KA decides to leave the "government".
Source: CNA
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