According to the Press and Information Office, the T/C press reported that the T/C leader claimed that "we could share water, electricity and hydrocarbons in a way that would benefit both peoples," reiterating his position that the Greek Cypriots' understanding of the basis of the federation is the realization of the dream of the union to turn the island into a Greek island over time.
Tatar said that a lot of investments were being made and a lot of ground had been covered in the tourism sector[/B], adding that students from different 144 countries were studying in the "universities" in the occupied territories.
Thanking President Erdogan again for "reminding the other side once again of the presence of the tdvk", Ersin Tatar said that especially on national anniversaries the Greek Cypriot side states that Cyprus is a Greek island, that it is part of Greece and that they will achieve this national goal.
"In Cyprus there are two states. Turkey has a say in the past and the future of the island and supports this proposal for a two-state solution. Since even after 50 years an agreement on the basis of federation did not work, all the talks are over. Turkey is a party involved. There is no such thing as Cyprus belonging to the Cypriots. Essentially this serves the Greek Cypriot side. The owner of this island is known, its history, its justice, its law is known. We are doing everything in our power for peace and tranquility on this island."
Stating that their new policy is clear and no one will be able to cut them off from Anatolia, Tatar concluded by saying that "our interlocutor is Turkey. No one can ignore the Turks of Cyprus. There are athletes in our country who have achieved great successes. This is a source of pride."
Moreover, in his remarks during a meeting with the Mayor of Kyutahia, Turkey, Ersin Tatar said that it is their duty to ensure "unity and brotherhood" with Turkey.
He added that their "path is the path of Turkism" and that "the strengthening of tdvk, which is a Turkish state in the Eastern Mediterranean, is of paramount importance for both the Turks of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic."
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