denizaksulu wrote:Paphitis wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Nikitas wrote:YFred said: "You are wrong about TC businessmen being able to trade with the south. In theory yes, but in practice no, personal experience. "
Today there is a major story, and you can see it in the Mail sections in the forum too, about GC brickmakers protesting about what they perceive as unfair competition from TC bricks. The bricks are sold at much lower prices and are gaining a growing market share in the RoC. So obviously some businessmen are able to move and sell products across the Green line.
Our local supermarkets in Athens have TC potatoes. I buy them regularly. Again, the facts prove that trade does move across the Green line and there is no hermetic sealing of the TCs.
For some reason, the selling of potatos and bricks does not involve the recognition of the northern administration, but sportsmen and flights do. I cannot see the lojik here.
You can't be serious Deniz?
I am serious. Though not hrmetically sealed, lifting of more embargo's would help GC v TC relations better. IMHO.
Its a risk worth taking, dont you think?
Sorry Deniz!
We can't be fooled. The TCs make bugger all difference and have no influence whatsoever! We are not going to sponsor the Turkish Occupation, because as you know, Turkey will just proceed to fulfill her strategic targets on Cyprus. It will just bring in more settlers to silence you forever, whilst the TC populace dwindles.
Pull the other one Deniz!
Furthermore, direct flights can not occur because the "trnc" is not an ICAO recognized jurisdiction. Only one authority on the island is recognized.