Pyrpolizer wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The GCs are in for a big shock.
VP did you vote for Talat or for Eroglu?
We already know the answer to that one pyro.
Eroglu
Tim Drayton wrote:DT. wrote:halil wrote:Dervis Eroglu has sworn in as the third President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
Eroglu took oath at General Assembly in the Parliament this afternoon.
Deputies and a public crowd witnessed the oath ceremony at the Parliament together with other high level guests.
Later, the President-elect laid wreaths at the Atatürk Monument in North Nicosia and the tomb of the late leader Dr. Fazıl Küçük.
Dervis Eroglu then moved on to the Presidential Palace for the hand-over ceremony where Turkey was represented by Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
The outgoing President Mehmet Ali Talat delivered his farewell speech and Eroglu presented him with the presidential pennant as a memory.
Eroglu addressed the audience too, following Talat’s farewell speech.
NEW PRESIDENT DERVIS EROGLU SAYS SINGLE SOVEREIGNTY AND SINGLE CITIZENSHIP WILL BE CLARIFIED
The new President Dervis Eroglu who officially took over the presidency today has given clear messages on the Cyprus peace negotiations. Speaking the Anatolian News Agency, Mr Eroglu said the new administration will not ignore the progress being achieved until now however it will clarify some issues like single sovereignty and single citizenship.
He also expressed the hope that the United Nations would revise its decisions over the non-recognition of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus as long as the Greek Cypriot Side keeps its intransigent attitude.
Underlining that there are two equal peoples in Cyprus, Mr Eroglu said it is hard to form a new state by ignoring these realities and there should be an understanding of setting up a new partnership based on two sovereign people.
Eroglu said that he was in favour of meetings between delegations rather than tete-a-tete meetings during Cyprus talks.
Eroglu said he would try to set a common strategy during his meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu which is to take place today.
Noting that the most difficult topic in Cyprus talks would be property and territory issue he stated that he did not think the issue of guarantees would be solved easily on the negotiation table.
poor talat, the guy asked for 26 aides and 4 cars and instead he gets to pack his stuff in a pickup truck and drive off on his own. What a picture
At least he is smiling.
Tim Drayton wrote:Anybody who follows this forum closely will have noticed that VP already told us prior to the election who he (she?) would vote for.
Pyrpolizer wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Anybody who follows this forum closely will have noticed that VP already told us prior to the election who he (she?) would vote for.
I am on and off from the forum. So what did VP say?
Tim Drayton wrote:Oh well, you have twisted my arm, you rotter:
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=120
Pyrpolizer wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Oh well, you have twisted my arm, you rotter:
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=120
Talat!!! Thx Tim...
Frankly speaking VP was the only person I would give a 50% chance of having voted for either canditate
It seems there is absolutely no TC in this forum who has voted for Eroglu...
How the hell did he get elected?
Pyrpolizer wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Oh well, you have twisted my arm, you rotter:
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=120
Talat!!! Thx Tim...
Frankly speaking VP was the only person I would give a 50% chance of having voted for either canditate
It seems there is absolutely no TC in this forum who has voted for Eroglu...
How the hell did he get elected?
Viewpoint wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Oh well, you have twisted my arm, you rotter:
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=120
Talat!!! Thx Tim...
Frankly speaking VP was the only person I would give a 50% chance of having voted for either canditate
It seems there is absolutely no TC in this forum who has voted for Eroglu...
How the hell did he get elected?
TCs very rarely reveal their hand but if you had spoken to TCs prior to the vote then you would know that the majority were saying we gave Talat the chance and he did not achieve a solution so he should go the GCs will not agree a solution whether its Talat or Eroğlu, so they opted to allow a hardliner the opportunity to show the GCs the other side of the coin and give them a lesson in frustrating their attempt to get what they want and drive them away from the negotiating table.
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