Batcheri will return to Ankara on Wednesday[/QUOTE]
Saying goodbye to the outgoing Turkish ambassador, Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar once again referred to the two-state policy jointly promoted by his leadership and Turkey.
According to the Press and Information Office, Kipris writes that Tatar met with Turkey's outgoing "ambassador" to the occupied territories, Ali Murat Basteri. Bastery's term of office, which began on November 1, 2018, has expired and he will return to Ankara on Wednesday.
Tatar referred to Bastery's contribution to the construction of the so-called pandemic hospital, the supply of Covid-19 vaccines, the preparation of "protocols" for economic and financial cooperation and the opening of the enclosed city of Varosha.
Referring to the Cyprus issue, Tatar said "with your support and Turkey's support, we explained to the world our new policy of sovereign equality and equal international status. During my tenure as prime minister, we included the two states in Cyprus in the government program."
Our policy, he added, "was strengthened when the President of the Republic of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan expressed this view at the United Nations and tdvk was accepted as an observer member of the Organization of Turkic States. I am sure that your contribution in explaining our two-state policy around the world will continue."
In other news, Kipris reports the statements of the so-called Minister of Economy and Energy, Olgun Amcaoglu, who participated in Turkey's 12th Energy Summit held in Antalya.
Speaking at the summit, which was also attended by Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Fatih Donmez and former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, Amcaoglu said they would protect the Blue Homeland project with Turkey's support.
He also said they would together protect Turkey's exclusive economic rights in their own regions based on law and justice and would not allow injustices in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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