Based on this information, write a new short title in English: “We continue to maintain our contacts and work in terms of diplomatic mobilization” – BRTK

President Ersin Tatar stated that they will continue their contacts and work in terms of diplomatic mobilization.

President Tatar is going to Azerbaijan this evening in order to attend the Organization of Economic Cooperation

President Ersin Tatar made a statement to the press after a meeting with the UN Secretary General of Cyprus Special Representative and UN Peacekeeping Mission Chief Colin Stewart.

-“We have never given up our dialogue, contact and constructive stance.”

President Ersin Tatar, UN Secretary General Cyprus Special Representative and UN Peace Force Mission Chief Colin Stewart met with various issues in his meeting with the agenda.

Tatar reminded that 5+1 meetings will be held in New York in July, 5+1 meeting in Geneva on March 16-17, and said that there were some problems with the Greek Cypriot Greek Administration leader Hristodulidis regarding the arrests.

Tatar noted that Maria Angela Holguin, the personal representative of the UN Secretary General Maria Angela Holguin, said that Tatar was re -appointed to make progress in six headings in the Geneva talks.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that he sent a letter to Tatar, “I expressed the disappointments we experienced in this period. But we still have never given up our dialogue, contact and constructive stance.” he said.

-“If there is a progress within the framework of 3D, official negotiations can also be started”

Tatar talked about the requirements of the new politics, if there is a progress within the framework of 3D (direct contact, direct trade, direct contact), official negotiations can be passed, he said.

Tatar explained that dialogues continue with 12 different committees and the Greek side and said, “What was done in four and a half years?” “A lot of things have been made in four and a half years. A new vision has been revealed, the reasons for the international sense of two states and the sovereignty of the Turkish Cypriot people is very important, we have gained a respectability.” He replied.

Tatar stated that there is no common ground in the UN reports, Tatar said that this was a diplomatic gain. Tatar reiterating that they will continue the dialogue, the Turkish side of the embargoes for years, injustices continue to increase with the international community, he said.

Tatar pointed out the importance of the Turkish Cypriot side to maintain its contacts as a separate state, as a separate state, as a separate state for an honorable and strong future. he said.

-“Our participation in such meetings is a matter of status for us”

Tatar also told about the contacts of England, “I also met with Stweart Doughty. So I had a meeting with the Minister of EU representing Britain in this 5+1 meeting in England last Friday, and I told him that I have just transferred to you.” He said.

Tatar said that Holguin has made contacts in Cyprus, Ankara, Athens, Brussels and London. “Therefore, we are constantly continuing our international dialogue.” he said.

Tatar said that he would go to Azerbaijan this evening and he will have contacts there tomorrow and continued:

“As an observer member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation in Hankendi, we will be there as the TRNC.

Tatar explained that the TRNC should increase the existence and economic potential of the TRNC in the Eastern Mediterranean, and that the cooperation with all these states should increase and said, “I will also state that the TRNC has to increase the dialogue and theme of the TRNC with these countries in both trade, tourism, and higher education and various different services sector. he said.

Tatar, who wants to alleviate the embargoes, restrictions and obstacles, said that he will share them with other countries in Hankendi city in Azerbaijan.

Tatar, as TRNC, said that they will increase diplomatic contacts and said, uz We continue to maintain our contacts and work in terms of diplomatic mobilization. ” he said.