A crisis within the new "government" before the crucial session of the parliament for the vote of confidence, which is scheduled for tomorrow, the Turkish Cypriot media are referring to the Turkish Cypriot media. The latest reports suggest that the two smaller parties in the "government" are asking "Prime Minister" Faiz Suzhouoglu to accept a roadmap, which includes a number of regulations concerning the first 100 days of "governance".
Suzhouoglu discussed yesterday afternoon with the leaders of the Democratic Party (DP), Fikri Ataoglu, and the Renaissance Party (RA), Erhan Arikli, the conditions set by the smaller parties of the "ruling" coalition for a vote of confidence. The meeting was held at the "tourism ministry". After the meeting, Suzhouoglu did not make any statements. Ataoglu and Arikli said that before the vote of confidence a protocol will be signed, which will contain the necessary regulations of the first 100 days of the government.
"Before Saturday we will sign the protocol and then we will participate in the vote," Ataoglu said. Arikli said that the party leaders involved in the Suzhouoglu "government" were making efforts to overcome the ongoing crisis.
On Thursday afternoon, TC media reported that there was also tension within the largest party in the "ruling" coalition. According to the latest reports, some members of the National Unity Party (NUP) are objecting to the new "government."
It is noted that after the latest meeting of the National Unity Party (NUP), party secretary Oguzhan Hasipoglu said "there is harmony between the (government) partners."
Journalistic sources who did not wish to be named put Ankara at the centre of the new developments, on the grounds that the Turkish side is hampering the work of Suzhouoglu, with whom it does not agree on many issues.
Source: KYPE
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