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The PKK is open to proposals for economic solutions says its "deputy" and former president of the T/C Chamber of Commerce, Fikri Toros who proposes to the "government", political parties and stakeholders to evaluate the MoU package that includes the illegal airport of Tymbou and the port of Famagusta.
As reported by T/C media, on the occasion of yesterday afternoon's decisions of the "cabinet" and the "prime minister's statements on the economy, Toros in a post made public the RTC's proposals, proposing the immediate evaluation of the MOUs for Tympou and Famagusta and to invite the T/C leader immediately afterwards, to proceed to a consultation with the UN. He believes, he says, that this proposal can give a significant boost to the engine of the economy, which is trade, industry and tourism.
He also proposes to open roadblocks at the Paphos and Famagusta gates, as well as at Lourutcina, and to allow free movement within the island. A workshop should also be organised to discuss all the relevant technical details of the policy for the conversion of the accounting and financial asset structure to the euro. He believes that experts from the ECB and the World Bank should be invited.
Ensure, he continues, that the necessary arrangements are included in the financial and economic cooperation protocol that you will conclude with Turkey in order to compensate for the inflation caused by the devaluation of the TL and the losses reflected in public finances.
Mr. Toros also suggests imposing taxes in areas where none exist, exempting the minimum wage from all taxes as part of comprehensive tax reform, comprehensive reform of "state" incentives, immediate removal of increases through the "price stabilization fund" and with the additional revenue generated by the above measures, "fix the additional fiscal law that you are persistently delaying and pave the way for government spending."
It should be noted that "Prime Minister" Faiz Suzhouoglu announced that within the next week the new economic protocol with Turkey will be signed, which is being prepared in Ankara, where "Finance Minister" Sunat Atun was recently in Ankara.
Source: CNA
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