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[halil]

The European Union has launched a new initiative to re-table the EU Direct trade regulation for the TRNC following the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
The European Parliament has appointed a Rapporteur for the Direct Trade regulation, prepared on the 26th of April 2004 following the referendum on the Annan Plan.

According to the Lisbon Treaty, the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the coming into force of the Direct Trade regulation intended to ease the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriots.
Within the framework of the initiative, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee appointed Italian Liberal Democrat Niccolo Rinaldi to prepare a report on the regulation.
Debates on the regulation will be held at the meeting of the committee scheduled to take place in Strasbourg on the 19th of April.
If approved by the European Parliament, the report will be put to the endorsement of the EU Council.


There will be no longer need for a unanimous vote amongst member countries for the approval of the regulation once the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
A qualified majority will be sufficient, meaning that the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the regulation.

[bill cobbett]

The European Union has launched a new initiative to re-table the EU Direct trade regulation for the TRNC following the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
The European Parliament has appointed a Rapporteur for the Direct Trade regulation, prepared on the 26th of April 2004 following the referendum on the Annan Plan.

According to the Lisbon Treaty, the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the coming into force of the Direct Trade regulation intended to ease the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriots.
Within the framework of the initiative, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee appointed Italian Liberal Democrat Niccolo Rinaldi to prepare a report on the regulation.
Debates on the regulation will be held at the meeting of the committee scheduled to take place in Strasbourg on the 19th of April.
If approved by the European Parliament, the report will be put to the endorsement of the EU Council.


There will be no longer need for a unanimous vote amongst member countries for the approval of the regulation once the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
A qualified majority will be sufficient, meaning that the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the regulation.

Oh dear! Another link-less OP!!!!!

Fellow members .... an occasional link is sometimes useful.
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baycrap

[Jerry]

The European Union has launched a new initiative to re-table the EU Direct trade regulation for the TRNC following the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
The European Parliament has appointed a Rapporteur for the Direct Trade regulation, prepared on the 26th of April 2004 following the referendum on the Annan Plan.

According to the Lisbon Treaty, the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the coming into force of the Direct Trade regulation intended to ease the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriots.
Within the framework of the initiative, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee appointed Italian Liberal Democrat Niccolo Rinaldi to prepare a report on the regulation.
Debates on the regulation will be held at the meeting of the committee scheduled to take place in Strasbourg on the 19th of April.
If approved by the European Parliament, the report will be put to the endorsement of the EU Council.


There will be no longer need for a unanimous vote amongst member countries for the approval of the regulation once the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
A qualified majority will be sufficient, meaning that the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the regulation.

As a result of this decision Turkey has agreed to open its ports to Greek Cypriot traffic.

Link:- not yet available

Source:- Jerry

[halil]

Source:NTV Television news deck.

http://www.yeniduzen.com/detay.asp?a=18701&z=19

sorry it is in Turkish.

[Gasman]

few words from Pres X about direct trade here today

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/cyprus/chris ... a/20100327

[YFred]

The European Union has launched a new initiative to re-table the EU Direct trade regulation for the TRNC following the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
The European Parliament has appointed a Rapporteur for the Direct Trade regulation, prepared on the 26th of April 2004 following the referendum on the Annan Plan.

According to the Lisbon Treaty, the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the coming into force of the Direct Trade regulation intended to ease the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriots.
Within the framework of the initiative, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee appointed Italian Liberal Democrat Niccolo Rinaldi to prepare a report on the regulation.
Debates on the regulation will be held at the meeting of the committee scheduled to take place in Strasbourg on the 19th of April.
If approved by the European Parliament, the report will be put to the endorsement of the EU Council.


There will be no longer need for a unanimous vote amongst member countries for the approval of the regulation once the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
A qualified majority will be sufficient, meaning that the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the regulation.

Oh dear! Another link-less OP!!!!!

Fellow members .... an occasional link is sometimes useful.
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baycrap

Don't worry the link is coming you just don't know it. It's the chain round your neck.

[YFred]

The European Union has launched a new initiative to re-table the EU Direct trade regulation for the TRNC following the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
The European Parliament has appointed a Rapporteur for the Direct Trade regulation, prepared on the 26th of April 2004 following the referendum on the Annan Plan.

According to the Lisbon Treaty, the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the coming into force of the Direct Trade regulation intended to ease the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriots.
Within the framework of the initiative, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee appointed Italian Liberal Democrat Niccolo Rinaldi to prepare a report on the regulation.
Debates on the regulation will be held at the meeting of the committee scheduled to take place in Strasbourg on the 19th of April.
If approved by the European Parliament, the report will be put to the endorsement of the EU Council.


There will be no longer need for a unanimous vote amongst member countries for the approval of the regulation once the endorsement of the Lisbon treaty.
A qualified majority will be sufficient, meaning that the Greek Cypriot Side will no longer be able to veto the regulation.

As a result of this decision Turkey has agreed to open its ports to Greek Cypriot traffic.

Link:- not yet available

Source:- Jerry

A bit slow but you are learning

[saurkraut]

It is so obvious that the majority of reasonable nations have tired of the GC and Greek EU unreasonable behaviour and are now using the new rules hidden in the Lisbon treaty to level the playing field. To many times have you hidden behind the strength of the EU and used their rules to bully the TRNC and now it is over and the message is clear get this sorted ROC or we will do it for you. Grow up shake hands and accept you are never going to dominate the TC's and the people of the North again.
I told you before and i will say it again "you had your chance and blew it!!!" live with it.

[paaul12]

YFred wrote:

Don't worry the link is coming you just don't know it. It's the chain round your neck.

A classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bill cobbett]

YFred wrote:

Don't worry the link is coming you just don't know it. It's the chain round your neck.

A classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Simple minds are easily pleased.

Now tell us, have you two been drinking? .... or you both just weighed down, by bricks ... between the ears? ................