The new three-party "government" of the occupied territories was formed under the "prime ministry" of Unal Ustel. The list of members of the "government" of the National Unity Party (NUP) - Democratic Party (DP) - Renaissance Party (RS) was announced in the plenary session of the "parliament".
After the announcement of the formation of the new "government" the debate in the "parliament" on the new "government" program and the "vote of confidence" procedure follows.
The two opposition parties represented in the "parliament", the Republican Turkish Party (RTK) and the People's Party (PL), abstained from the start of the "government" formation process in the "parliament".
The new "government"
In the new term, the office of "Prime Minister" is held by Mr. Ustel, who recently unsuccessfully contested the leadership of the CEC. Mr. Ustel's name was implicated early in the pandemic in a scandal involving a quarantine violation.
In the new "government" the PP controls the "vice-presidency" and the "ministry of tourism, culture, youth and environment". The settler party, the CA, controls the "ministry of public works and transport".
The new "government" includes a "deputy" from the KKE. This is the "Minister of Health", Izlem Gurchag Altugra.
The reactions
The representatives of the T/C opposition are severely criticizing the parties participating in the new "government" on the grounds that they are responsible for the political deadlock and that they will not solve important problems that T/Cs face in their daily lives.
Reacting to the formation of the new "government", CL leader Kudret Ozersay, through social media, said that "they played and partied alone in parliament a while ago. It is a pity the point to which they led the dignity of the state founded by the T/Cs after so many years of struggle," he was quoted as saying in the pseudo-state.
Earlier, the T/C opposition leader had made clear his opposition to the turn of political developments in the occupied territories.
Source: CNA
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