The candidate of the PKK for the "municipality" of occupied Nicosia, Sheila Usar Injirli met in Brussels with the EU's Director General for Structural Reforms, Mario Nava.
According to the GMP, the T/C press today reported that after the meeting, Injirli said that she had presented her positions on the projects which she and her team intend to do together if elected and they made an assessment of these projects.
She added that they will work with determination and must, she said, pursue a more active policy to find funding and international financial resources in order to make Nicosia a city that provides the services it deserves.
Stressing that we all need a Nicosia that unites, Inzirli referred to the need to open new crossing points and in particular a crossing point at Mia Milia. She also added that she has made an assessment on the opening of crossing points at Paphos Gate and Famagusta.
Noting that in the meeting with Mr. Navas, she conveyed her proposals to make Nicosia a green capital, Ishila Usar njirli also explained that in the meeting they discussed climate change and the need to strengthen Nicosia from an economic and social point of view.
Meanwhile, a PKK delegation led by its Secretary General, Asim Akansoi and International Relations Secretary, Fikri Toros, held a series of contacts in London.
The delegation first visited the offices of the Turkish Cypriot Chamber of Commerce (KTTO) in London, where the problems experienced by Turkish Cypriot businessmen living in London were discussed.
Subsequently, the delegation visited Sheba Rosier, Head of the British Foreign Office Team responsible for Greece and Cyprus issues, with whom they discussed the Cyprus problem and the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean and how to break the deadlock in the Cyprus talks.
The delegation held contacts in the House of Lords with the Turkish Cypriot Baroness Meral Ece, Lords John Sharkey and Geraint Davies and the MP, Feryal Clark.
In a speech at the meeting, Mr Akansoi once again expressed the party's commitment to a federal solution. Toros, in turn, referred to developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and the new role that Britain could take on as a guarantor power in Cyprus to enable a new negotiating process to begin.
The delegation also held contacts at Enfield Town Hall, where they met with the Leader of the Town Hall, Nacille Chialiskan, and other members of the council. Joint projects that could be done with Enfield Town Hall were discussed, as well as a possible cooperation between them to exercise control over the "local government elections" to be held in the occupied territories on 25 December.
The PKK delegation from London went to Madrid for the Socialist International meeting.
Source: CNA
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