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[Cyprus Times] Varosha to open in 2023, says Hasipoglu

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Aiming to open Varosha in 2023, says Hasipoglu Atli says AKP covets Nicosia and Famagusta

In the coming days, "one of the most important openings" of Varosha will take place, the CEC secretary general said, Oguzhan Hashipoglu Oguzhan Hashipoglu who is part of the "committee" for the opening of Varosha to the "presidency", in the occupied territories.

According to the Press and Information Office, in exclusive statements the day before yesterday in Yeni Bakis, Mr. Hashipoglu said that if they were still discussing today the federation that the opposition insists on, they could not open the closed Varosha because the enclosed area was part of the give-and-take in the negotiations. The Cyprus problem, he argued, gained a new dimension with the opening of Varosha.


"The UN Security Council resolution is a decision taken 40 years ago. This resolution is anachronistic now. This resolution is to open the closed Varosha without expecting a comprehensive solution, to implement the return of properties to its pre-1974 inhabitants. This is tdvk territory. We do not covet the properties of the people who built buildings on it. As an internal remedy, the property commission includes the closed Varosha. Varosha is not a buffer zone. Legally, it cannot be transferred to the UN administration as the opposition claims. The UN's jurisdiction is only in the buffer zone. Since Varosha is tdvk territory, claims that it is against the UN Security Council are invalid. The opposition should now look at the present, not cling to the past," he said.

In the new period, he continued, meaning after the "municipal elections", they will ensure as the CEC the political decision to open the fenced area both in terms of infrastructure works and by supporting the candidate of the CEC and the other two parties of the "coalition government" in this "municipality", Erdal Ozjienk.

Atli says AKP covets Nicosia and Famagusta

The president of the KDP, Mineh Atli, mspeaking in an internet broadcast, referred to the large increase in the number of "citizens" of the pseudo-state, citing fraud by politicians regarding the registration of voters' residence addresses. "Today, let anyone go in and look at the electoral roll and see how many people are registered at an address. In the election of the fourth President Mustafa Akinci years ago, we did this job and helped burn hundreds of fake votes. However, you or we should not be obliged to do this. The institutions of the state should take on a supervisory role in this matter," he said.

Interestingly, the areas with the biggest increase, he noted, are Famagusta and Nicosia. "In other words, these are the two municipalities that the AKP ruling Turkey has its eyes on," he added. People who will vote should have a sense of belonging, how can people who have only spent a year in this "country" and have become "citizens" feel this way, he wondered.



Meanwhile, "Prime Minister" and chairman of the CEC, Unal Ustel, speaking at an election rally with young people during his visit to Varosha, promised that the project concerning the construction of social housing in the town of Varosha would soon be completed, so that - he added young people living in the area would be able to acquire housing at a low price. "Our young people will thus be able to acquire housing at a very affordable price. This is not only a promise, but our commitment."

Maintaining that the CEC is a party that resolutely continues its efforts to reorganize the pseudo-state on the basis of global reconstruction, Mr. Ustel referred to the importance of "local government elections" stressing that together with the "motherland Turkey they will undertake major projects to strengthen the town halls and the tdvk" as he referred to the pseudo-state.


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