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[pantheman]

PACE TELLS TRNC TO STOP SELLING PROPERTY
Cyprus, TRNC, EU

The Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe (PACE) has delivered a significant resolution on the Cyprus issue, which calls for a halt on all transactions in the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) involving Greek Cypriot property.

PACE called on the North last week to “confirm their commitment to reunifying Cyprus, and to refrain from insisting on the existence of a ‘separate state’ in the north of the island”. The EU body also said that the TRNC government had to “put an end to the sales of, and construction on, Greek Cypriot properties in the northern part of Cyprus”.

After months of debating the issues surrounding the division of the island, PACE said it “reaffirms its strong commitment to reaching a fair, lasting and comprehensive solution for a peaceful and united Cyprus” and asked for all parties involved in the dispute to do their utmost to help find a solution to the problem.

A further resolution called on all parties to “consider specific aid to help the Turkish settlers to leave” the TRNC ahead of a possible solution, as power sharing in the future would likely be based on the proportion of ethnic Turkish and Greek Cypriots resident on the island. Several reports have highlighted the alleged practice of the TRNC bringing in scores of Turkish residents to boost its power sharing advantage should a solution arise.

“I agree with the resolution and think that it confirms what the Cypriot government has been asking for in regards to finding a solution,” said Chris Christidies, a Greek Cypriot IFA. “While any solution will have to allow some of the Turkish settlers, there are many that are not genuine and will have to go. This decision caries some weight, because of the current momentum, no one wants this to fail and I believe that Turkey, which can be blocked from EU entry by PACE, will put pressure on the TRNC administration.”

Despite the seriousness of the resolution, not all companies believe that the TRNC government has the will or power to enforce its findings.

“The government cannot just stop the construction on what used to be Greek Cypriot land,” said Aykut Mazhar, director of TRNC-based Boray Developments Estate Agency. “It is a matter of stopping life going on. If they tried to enforce this, the whole market economy in the north would crash. There is such a high percentage of Greek Cypriot land here that it would just stop everything.”


There you go Halil, exactly how europe sees it. Just check the bolded statements , ahhhh music to my ears.

Bye Bye, when are you going????

Oh and here is the credible link

http://www.opp.org.uk/news_article.asp?id=2751

[CBBB]

Think link is useless as you have to subscribe to the site!

[halil]

PACE TELLS TRNC TO STOP SELLING PROPERTY
Cyprus, TRNC, EU

The Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe (PACE) has delivered a significant resolution on the Cyprus issue, which calls for a halt on all transactions in the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) involving Greek Cypriot property.

PACE called on the North last week to “confirm their commitment to reunifying Cyprus, and to refrain from insisting on the existence of a ‘separate state’ in the north of the island”. The EU body also said that the TRNC government had to “put an end to the sales of, and construction on, Greek Cypriot properties in the northern part of Cyprus”.

After months of debating the issues surrounding the division of the island, PACE said it “reaffirms its strong commitment to reaching a fair, lasting and comprehensive solution for a peaceful and united Cyprus” and asked for all parties involved in the dispute to do their utmost to help find a solution to the problem.

A further resolution called on all parties to “consider specific aid to help the Turkish settlers to leave” the TRNC ahead of a possible solution, as power sharing in the future would likely be based on the proportion of ethnic Turkish and Greek Cypriots resident on the island. Several reports have highlighted the alleged practice of the TRNC bringing in scores of Turkish residents to boost its power sharing advantage should a solution arise.

“I agree with the resolution and think that it confirms what the Cypriot government has been asking for in regards to finding a solution,” said Chris Christidies, a Greek Cypriot IFA. “While any solution will have to allow some of the Turkish settlers, there are many that are not genuine and will have to go. This decision caries some weight, because of the current momentum, no one wants this to fail and I believe that Turkey, which can be blocked from EU entry by PACE, will put pressure on the TRNC administration.”

Despite the seriousness of the resolution, not all companies believe that the TRNC government has the will or power to enforce its findings.

“The government cannot just stop the construction on what used to be Greek Cypriot land,” said Aykut Mazhar, director of TRNC-based Boray Developments Estate Agency. “It is a matter of stopping life going on. If they tried to enforce this, the whole market economy in the north would crash. There is such a high percentage of Greek Cypriot land here that it would just stop everything.”


There you go Halil, exactly how europe sees it. Just check the bolded statements , ahhhh music to my ears.

Bye Bye, when are you going????

Oh and here is the credible link

http://www.opp.org.uk/news_article.asp?id=2751

Pentaman ,
I don't care mate ! you are the one of the devopler as well .
Don't worry mate we used to eat just olives and bread ! you worry about it
are you sure you took your tablets !

[pantheman]

Think link is useless as you have to subscribe to the site!

Link is not useless, it is there for all to see. If you want to subscribe fine if not, its still a link, I haven't made the stuff up like some of our forumers do, thanks

[pantheman]

yes Halil, that was a very rubbish asnwer from you since you cannot say much else, right?

You just keep eating your olives and bread, because by the time we have finished with you, that is all you will be eating and you can forget the kebabs.

FYI, I am not a developer either and as for my tablets, I think you need them more than me!

Have a nice day

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So if a post something and tell you that you need to go and buy a book to verify it, that is sensible is it?

[Oracle]

Oh stop being so pernickety and picking on pantheman ... it's not as if any of you ever bother to read this stuff ...

You can verify all the articles posted by pantheman in this link Kifeas put on another thread ...


http://assembly.coe.int/Main.asp?link=/ ... ES1628.htm

[pantheman]

Thank you oracle darling, you put everything so graciously.

But just answer the question, have you ever heard of a bibliography? Well when you write an assignment, thesis or other you quote a shit load of other sources for the reader to verify.

I had done the same. Thanks

[pantheman]

Thank you oracle darling, you put everything so graciously.

But just answer the question, have you ever heard of a bibliography? Well when you write an assignment, thesis or other you quote a shit load of other sources for the reader to verify.

I had done the same. Thanks

[Viewpoint]

PACE TELLS TRNC TO STOP SELLING PROPERTY
Cyprus, TRNC, EU

The Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe (PACE) has delivered a significant resolution on the Cyprus issue, which calls for a halt on all transactions in the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) involving Greek Cypriot property.

PACE called on the North last week to “confirm their commitment to reunifying Cyprus, and to refrain from insisting on the existence of a ‘separate state’ in the north of the island”. The EU body also said that the TRNC government had to “put an end to the sales of, and construction on, Greek Cypriot properties in the northern part of Cyprus”.

After months of debating the issues surrounding the division of the island, PACE said it “reaffirms its strong commitment to reaching a fair, lasting and comprehensive solution for a peaceful and united Cyprus” and asked for all parties involved in the dispute to do their utmost to help find a solution to the problem.

A further resolution called on all parties to “consider specific aid to help the Turkish settlers to leave” the TRNC ahead of a possible solution, as power sharing in the future would likely be based on the proportion of ethnic Turkish and Greek Cypriots resident on the island. Several reports have highlighted the alleged practice of the TRNC bringing in scores of Turkish residents to boost its power sharing advantage should a solution arise.

“I agree with the resolution and think that it confirms what the Cypriot government has been asking for in regards to finding a solution,” said Chris Christidies, a Greek Cypriot IFA. “While any solution will have to allow some of the Turkish settlers, there are many that are not genuine and will have to go. This decision caries some weight, because of the current momentum, no one wants this to fail and I believe that Turkey, which can be blocked from EU entry by PACE, will put pressure on the TRNC administration.”

Despite the seriousness of the resolution, not all companies believe that the TRNC government has the will or power to enforce its findings.

“The government cannot just stop the construction on what used to be Greek Cypriot land,” said Aykut Mazhar, director of TRNC-based Boray Developments Estate Agency. “It is a matter of stopping life going on. If they tried to enforce this, the whole market economy in the north would crash. There is such a high percentage of Greek Cypriot land here that it would just stop everything.”


There you go Halil, exactly how europe sees it. Just check the bolded statements , ahhhh music to my ears.

Bye Bye, when are you going????

Oh and here is the credible link

http://www.opp.org.uk/news_article.asp?id=2751

Helloooo put on this striaght jacket lock yourself in this room and wait for the GCs to make up their minds while they hold you hostage, fuck off, no bloody chance. The EU can first make good on their promises and then ask for concessions, they have no clout in the TRNC andn this decision will only distance them even further.