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[halil]

The European Parliaments high level contact group for Turkish Cypriots is having contacts in Cyprus.

The group came together with the leader of the Republican Turkish Party United Forces, Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer at the party headquarters in Lefkosa(Nicosia).
According to information received by the European Parliaments Press Bureau, the high level delegations will be meeting with Ozdil Nami President Talat's Special Representative for EU and UN talks instead of the President himself as he is currently overseas.

This meeting is expected to take place around this afternoon.
During their contacts in Cyprus the high level contact group is also expected to meet with political parties, EU and UN officials as well as with ambassadors of EU member countries.

On the completion of their contacts, the European Parliaments high level conact group for Turkish cypriots will be holding a press conference at the Ledra Palace hotel in the UN controlled Buffer zone.

[halil]

The European Parliaments high level contact group for Turkish Cypriots has completed its contacts in Cyprus.

The group held a press conference on its contacts at the Ledra Palace Hotel this afternoon.

As part of its contacts yesterday, the group met with President Talat's Special Representative for EU and UN talks Ozdil Nami instead of the President who was on a visit to Istanbul.

No statement was issued to the press before or after the meeting.

Earlier in the morning, the group came together with the leader of the Republican Turkish Party United Forces, Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer at the party headquarters in Lefkosa.

Later, the High Level Contact group toured the mixed village of Pyla.

During its stay in Cyprus, the high level contact group met with political parties, EU and UN officials as well as with ambassadors of EU member countries.

[Oracle]

What a lot of contacts ... time to do some disinfecting now ...

[pantheman]

the President who was on a visit to Istanbul.

Taking his next lot of orders from mama again.

it appears that between each set of talks, baby boy Talat needs to visist mama for an update and further instructions.

Hell, who are we actually dealing with here??? Talat out, Turkey in. Now lets talk business. FFS

[Viewpoint]

the President who was on a visit to Istanbul.

Taking his next lot of orders from mama again.

it appears that between each set of talks, baby boy Talat needs to visist mama for an update and further instructions.

Hell, who are we actually dealing with here??? Talat out, Turkey in. Now lets talk business. FFS

Its called liasing and working together, dont expect you to understand.

[halil]

President Mehmet Ali Talat has completed his contacts in Istanbul.
The President’s contacts once again were dominated by the Cyprus issue.

Mehmet Ali Talat attended a meeting with the Business Club, organized by the Milliyet Newspaper and came together with some businessmen at the Marmara Hotel.
He also gave a speech on the Cyprus Problem at the Galatasaray University.

and interviewed by various media organizations during his stay in Istanbul.


Ofcourse Talat have to inform public in Turkey and Cyprus .At the end we will have a referandum .Public have to informed ,whats going on .

Also Primer minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer started to village visits to inform public that we will know what we are going to say Yes or No .

The ruling Republican Turkish Party continues to inform the public on the latest foreign and domestic developments.

Party leader and Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer as well as high ranking party officials were in Minarelikoy village today to brief the villagers on the current peace process and other developments.

The CTP officials reaffirmed the party’s determination to work for a solution to the Cyprus Problem.

Speaking to Minarlikoy villagers, CTP-BG leader Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer said that a mutually acceptable settlement must be found to the Cyprus problem.

“A bizonal, bicommunal solution based on the political equality of the two sides must be found”, he added.

Prime Minister Soyer said the attempts made by various circles to bring back anti-settlement policies to the agenda were totally unacceptable.

Noting that a solution to the Cyprus problem carried utmost importance for the Turkish Cypriot people, Mr. Soyer said that people who supported and desired a settlement would not be condemned to the fate of those who oppose a settlement.

‘The policy established jointly by Turkey and the TRNC on the Cyprus issue envisages the creation of a partnership state with a single international identity.

The new partnership will be based on politically equality and will made up of two separate founding states, a Turkish Cypriot founding state and a Greek Cypriot founding state. The state will function on the principles of a Federal Cyprus based on a bizonal, bicommunal order” said Prime Minister Soyer.

Also touching upon economic issues during his visit to Minarelikoy, the Prime Minister pointed to the economic difficulties being experienced in Northern Cyprus and said the situation can only be overcome with the development of the economy.

Also speaking, CTP Deputy Kadri Fellahoglu said that the Cyprus Problem was the most fundamental problem faced in the country and that the government was determined to continue working until a settlement is reached.

Pointing out that no progress has been achieved on a solution for the last 3 years because of the Greek Cypriot Side’s stance; Fellahoglu said that his party was trying to do the best for the Turkish Cypriot people.

[Oracle]

As I said ... Time to terminate Talat ...

He is making you lot look more and more ridiculous and nothing else.

[Viewpoint]

Well done President Talat, keep up the good work.

[paliometoxo]

th turks might have the brawn but the gcs out smart the turks and will win the war politically

[utu]

th turks might have the brawn but the gcs out smart the turks and will win the war politically

Wars are fought on a number of fronts. The political front is important, but this 'war' will continue as long as mistrust and antagonism exists on all sides. There is no shortage of that, I'm afraid...