Prime Minister Üstel: Transforming the Country with Strategic Planning – BRTK
Prime Minister Ünal Üsel recently attended the launch of the 2025-2034 TRNC Tourism Master Plan organized by the Ministry of Tourism Culture and Environment. In his speech, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of planned and programmed development in the country, particularly in the areas of tourism, higher education, and overall economic development.
Despite facing challenges such as pressure from the Greek Administration and embargoes, Prime Minister Üsel commended the efforts of those in the tourism sector who have worked tirelessly to promote the TRNC as a tourist destination.
The Tourism Master Plan unveiled during the event aims to shape the next 10 years in the country’s tourism sector, providing a foundation for not only tourism but also other economic and social structures. Prime Minister Üsel expressed gratitude to all those who contributed to the development of the plan, highlighting the importance of planned growth for the future of the TRNC.
Üsel also emphasized the significant role that tourism plays in the TRNC, referring to it as the “industry without chimney” that drives various sectors such as hotels, businesses, and agriculture. The completion of the Tourism Master Plan and successful implementation of regulations in the higher education sector were noted as key achievements in the government’s efforts for systematic development.
Furthermore, Prime Minister Üsel acknowledged the contributions of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz in shaping the country’s development plans. The focus on immersive sectors such as tourism, higher education, and overall development reflects the government’s commitment to advancing the TRNC’s economy and society in a strategic and sustainable manner.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Üsel thanked all those involved in the creation of the Tourism Master Plan and reiterated the government’s dedication to planned and programmed development for the benefit of the TRNC.
