General Assembly Meeting Progresses with Ongoing Speeches – BRTK
The General Assembly of the Republic of Cyprus is in session, with various speeches being made by lawmakers. CTP Deputy Fikri Toros discussed the recent Geneva talks and their outcomes, highlighting the need for a revitalization of the dialogue process. Toros emphasized the importance of the UN Secretary General appointing a new personal representative and setting a date for the next meeting.
He also touched upon the grievances experienced by all parties involved in the Cyprus issue, noting that the Turkish Cypriot people have been particularly affected. Toros stressed that treating the Turkish Cypriots as war criminals is unacceptable and urged leaders to focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past.
Meanwhile, Republican Turkish Party Famagusta Deputy Teberrüken Uluçay spoke about the impact of developments in Turkey on the TRNC’s economy and politics. He emphasized the importance of democratization in Turkey and its implications for the region and the people of Turkey.
Uluçay also discussed the need for caution in the private sector due to unexpected developments in Turkey, advising companies to be prudent in their financial decisions. He warned against excessive borrowing and highlighted the decrease in predictability in the current economic climate.
Overall, the speeches made in the General Assembly shed light on important issues affecting Cyprus and Turkey, emphasizing the need for dialogue, cooperation, and strategic decision-making to address the challenges ahead.
