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[T_C]

The Greek Cypriot government that had previously presented the Turkish sugary pastry Baklava and being Greek have now registered Turkish delight as “Cyprus lokumi.”

The Greek Cypriot Ministry of Agriculture made declared that the production of the sweet is not possible under the name of “lokum” in any European Union member state unless they are first granted permission by Greek Cyprus.



Cyprus Lokumi

Greek Minister of Agriculture Fotis Fotiou said: “We asked for the lokum trademark many moths ago and the period for objection expired on Oct. 21 so lokum will be known as Cyprus Lokumi in European Union countries. It will not be called 'Turkish delight' anymore,” he said.

Fotiu added that there are certain geographical standards for the goods in the EU Fotiou: ''There will be a big boost in our sales because we gained the rights of the trademark. Every country has to receive a production permit from the Greek Ministry of Agriculture. There are no barriers to call it 'Cyprus Lokumi.' We can say that lokum is a taste from Greece without any doubts.”

The Giroskipu Municipality in Greek Cyprus broke the world record three years ago by producing a giant lokum that weighed 2,718 kilograms. The Greeks put their names into the Guinness Book of Records and 35 chefs prepared the huge lokum using 150 kilograms of almond, 2.5 tones of sugar, 350 kilograms of oil. It was prepared in 40 hours.

[raymanuva]

sounds to me like a fight of 2 middle aged housewife's in the middle of a village...

and your point is: to start another one quite filled topic where you will be throwing shit on each other.
I urge admins to lock these kind of topics.

[T_C]

Who made you the forum police?!?:roll: And who are you to dictate what we should be talking about...and how we should be talking about it?!?

Just because you're not Cypriot enough to get involved in political discussions doesn't mean the Cypriots must stop...

I posted it in the JOKES section for a reason anyways!!!!

[EPSILON]

The Greek Cypriot government that had previously presented the Turkish sugary pastry Baklava and being Greek have now registered Turkish delight as “Cyprus lokumi.”

The Greek Cypriot Ministry of Agriculture made declared that the production of the sweet is not possible under the name of “lokum” in any European Union member state unless they are first granted permission by Greek Cyprus.



Cyprus Lokumi

Greek Minister of Agriculture Fotis Fotiou said: “We asked for the lokum trademark many moths ago and the period for objection expired on Oct. 21 so lokum will be known as Cyprus Lokumi in European Union countries. It will not be called 'Turkish delight' anymore,” he said.

Fotiu added that there are certain geographical standards for the goods in the EU Fotiou: ''There will be a big boost in our sales because we gained the rights of the trademark. Every country has to receive a production permit from the Greek Ministry of Agriculture. There are no barriers to call it 'Cyprus Lokumi.' We can say that lokum is a taste from Greece without any doubts.”

The Giroskipu Municipality in Greek Cyprus broke the world record three years ago by producing a giant lokum that weighed 2,718 kilograms. The Greeks put their names into the Guinness Book of Records and 35 chefs prepared the huge lokum using 150 kilograms of almond, 2.5 tones of sugar, 350 kilograms of oil. It was prepared in 40 hours.

This was the first step. Second target is Tcs to declare themselves as fanatic Greeks Nationalists.

We have already established a list of Tcs who want to be Greek citizens of Greek Republic of Cyprus..

I am allowed.. do not start to shout is just Friday night!!!!

[EPSILON]

The Greek Cypriot government that had previously presented the Turkish sugary pastry Baklava and being Greek have now registered Turkish delight as “Cyprus lokumi.”

The Greek Cypriot Ministry of Agriculture made declared that the production of the sweet is not possible under the name of “lokum” in any European Union member state unless they are first granted permission by Greek Cyprus.



Cyprus Lokumi

Greek Minister of Agriculture Fotis Fotiou said: “We asked for the lokum trademark many moths ago and the period for objection expired on Oct. 21 so lokum will be known as Cyprus Lokumi in European Union countries. It will not be called 'Turkish delight' anymore,” he said.

Fotiu added that there are certain geographical standards for the goods in the EU Fotiou: ''There will be a big boost in our sales because we gained the rights of the trademark. Every country has to receive a production permit from the Greek Ministry of Agriculture. There are no barriers to call it 'Cyprus Lokumi.' We can say that lokum is a taste from Greece without any doubts.”

The Giroskipu Municipality in Greek Cyprus broke the world record three years ago by producing a giant lokum that weighed 2,718 kilograms. The Greeks put their names into the Guinness Book of Records and 35 chefs prepared the huge lokum using 150 kilograms of almond, 2.5 tones of sugar, 350 kilograms of oil. It was prepared in 40 hours.

This was the first step. Second target is Tcs to declare themselves as fanatic Greeks Nationalists.

We have already established a list of Tcs who want to be Greek citizens of Greek Republic of Cyprus..

I am allowed.. do not start to shout is just Friday night!!!!

[phoenix]

My only objection is that it makes for difficult reading because I do not know when you are referring to Cyprus and when to Greece.

Your desire to wind-up with "Greek Cyprus", "Greek Minister" makes the whole thing even less credible. A serious amount of editing is required to correct for RoC and Cyprus as appropriate.

But otherwise, good show T_C and glad you seem as perky as ever

[EPSILON]

[quote="phoenix"]My only objection is that it makes for difficult reading because I do not know when you are referring to Cyprus and when to Greece.

quote]

Is any difference? Greek lobodites here-Greek lopodites there!!!!

[raymanuva]

Arkepsame....

[Get Real!]

I think that Turkish Cypriots should also be registered with the EU as Greekish Cypriots!

[raymanuva]

they have all the right to do so