Acikgoz wrote:Further, greater economic and social parity between the sides will make the eventual reunification not only easier, but also more likely. In the context of an internationally sanctioned peace process, efforts in the opposite direction can only be counterproductive.
Understand the implication, don't just read it as you'd like to hear it> greater economic and social parity will make reunification not only easier, but more likely ..... efforts in opposite direction can only be counter productive.
Understand the reality,
greater economic and social parity
between the two sides can be achieved if there are
more economic and social ties and contacts
between the two communities.
...Which is why, for example, Stelios launched the "Stelios Award for Business Cooperation" in Cyprus, giving away up to €1 million to business people from the north and south of the island who co-operate on new ventures.
http://www.rentcyprusvillas.com/news_de ... ?newsID=49
This is what the UN is encouraging, not direct trade with the "TRNC". Now stop playing silly buggers.