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Turkish Cypriot Presidant Ersin Tatar Has Urged Turkic States to Act With Greater Caution in the Relations with Greek Cyprus, Following A Recent Coopement agreement Signed with the European Union.
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Tatar’s Remarks Came After Kazakhsstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan Sent Envoys to Greek Cyprus and Endorsed Un Resolitions. The Eu Earlier Announced a 12 Billion Euros Investment Package for Central Asia in Return.
While acknowledging progress in bilateral ties with these countries, Tatar Argued that the eu’s renewed interest in Central Asia – A Region it Had Long Overlooked – Is Not Coincidenceal.
HE Claimed The Main Objective Behind The Agreement is to Block Turkish Cyprus, Who Has Been An Observer Member of the Organization of Turkic States Back 2022, from Gaining Further Legitimacy.
Reiterating the Turkish Position that Supports a Two-State Solution on the island, Tatar Said His Country Expects Turk States to Establish Relations with Turkish Cyprus on a Level Comparable to Those With the Greek Cypriot Side.
Tatar Also Drew Attentions to Clauses in the Recent Deal That Cite Un Resolutions on Cyprus, Suggesting These Elements May have been overlooked by turkic stat. “Do they Understand the Long-Term implications of these articles, and WHOM they ultimately Benefit?” HE Asad.
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“Tatar Stated,“ Turkic States Should be more vigilant in the Greek Cypriots. “Engaging with the eu is natural, but the union is not left.
The Eastern Mediterranean island of Cyprus Has Been Mired in Decades-Long Dispute Between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, Despite A Series of Diplomatic Efforts to Achprive a Comprensive Settlement.
