In the wake of the "resignation" of the three-party "government", Prime Minister Faiz Suzhouoglu indirectly criticizes the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community for his role in the new political crisis. At the same time, in the occupied territories, talk of a broad-based "government" begins. The idea is supported by Mr. Suzhouoglu's associates in the previous "government" and the People's Party.
According to the Press and Information Office (PIO), "Gouness" writes that Mr. Suzhouoglu insists that "there is no 'government' formula without the National Unity Party (NUP) and that they are determined to form the new 'government' as soon as possible."
Speaking yesterday after a meeting of the party's central executive committee in occupied Nicosia, Mr. Soutzouoglu said some parties considered it right to form a broad-based "government" because of the economic problems.
"If the 'president' had resigned (the finance minister) yesterday, today we could appoint another friend and solve the problems," he added. Suzhouoglu, who also claimed that "Turkey is not involved" in the new crisis.
The idea of forming a broadly acceptable "government" is supported by Suzhouoglu's partners in the outgoing "government". According to the GMP, as reported by Kibris, "the green light for the formation of a broadly acceptable 'government' was given by the presidents of the Democratic Party (DP) and the Renaissance Party (RPA), Fikri Ataoglu and Erhan Arikli".
Noting that a "government" of broad acceptance must be formed, Ataoglu said that "I want it to be a government in which all political parties will participate, the 50 MPs will act together and it will be able to respond to the sensitivities of society."
For his part, Arikli said he supported the idea of forming a broad-based "government" of technocrats.
On the same subject, according to the GMP, Yeni Dusen writes that People's Party (PL) Chairman Kudret Ozersay expressed the view that the only way to solve the existing problems and take decisive and courageous steps is to form a "government" of social consensus in which all parties within the "parliament" will participate.
Source: CNA
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