There's a project, there's no news

"3 music news" Ankara's announcement to include social housing to be built by the Public Housing Organization (TOKI) in Derinje, electricity by cable and the right of Turkish citizens to use the health care system in Turkey have raised fears in northern Cyprus. Neither before nor after the announcement were stakeholders informed of the "news content," some rooms and organizations made assessments based on "assumptions," others left questions unanswered due to lack of information.

TOCI "Music News "

The president of the Gurjafer Developers Union: 'The announcement caused discontent in the construction industry at first sight. We're trying to find out the truth. If the project is built collaboratively by all stakeholders in the construction industry, we are not against it. But if TOKI opens an office, builds social housing in a desirable neighborhood and allows its desirable people to become home owners, we are against it. "

Former Home Minister Ayşe Günsel Baybars

The resumption of the project we developed during the Quartet government as the Social Housing Group is a good thing. However, if it is not an empty promise, our architects, engineers, and developers can realize such a finished project. Hopefully, the collaboration with TOKI will be limited to technical information. "

"Musical" electrical news

CTP party MP Salahi Shahiner: "We can agree to an interconnector system where no guaranteed purchase contract will be signed, electricity will be exchanged on a reciprocal basis, wire works will not be reflected in the population. But if this news includes a guaranteed purchase contract, wire work will be reflected on the population, and electricity will be provided only by Turkey, we are against it. I will do my best to start a legal fight."

The head of EL-SEN Chaglayan Chesourer

"We are against unilateral guaranteed contract for wire works. The transmission of electricity by cable between the two countries should be based on "mutual needs". But here it is supposed to be a long-term guaranteed energy supply from a santral located in Turkey. "

"Musical" medical news

Filiz Besim, former health minister and CTP MP: "I don't consider this to be news for Cyprus. There should be common health insurance protocols between the two countries that cover all citizens of both countries. For example, there is such a protocol between Holland and Turkey. This is what should be between the two countries. "

Ertugrul SENOVAYENIDUZEN investigated the impact of the "3 Music News" announced by the Deputy President of the Republic of Turkey Fuat Oktay from Ankara, in northern Cyprus.

TOCKS and "music" social news.

The president of the Union of Real Estate Developers Gurjafer: "At first glance, the announcement caused discontent in the construction industry. We're trying to find out the truth. If the project is done in conjunction with all stakeholders in the construction industry, we are not opposed to it. But if TOKI opens an office in Cyprus, builds social housing in a desirable neighborhood and makes desirable people homeowners, we are against it. "

Former Interior Minister and independent MP Ayşe Günsel Baybars

"Music News" is a continuation of a project we started during the Quartet's reign as a social housing group; "If this is not an empty promise, our architects, engineers and developers can realize such a ready-made project. Hopefully, the collaboration with TOKI will be limited to technical information. "

"Musical" electrical news

CTP party MP Salahi Shahiner: "We can agree to an interconnector system where there will be no guaranteed purchase contract, electricity will be supplied back, wiring works will not be reflected in the population. But if this news includes a guaranteed purchase contract, wire work will be reflected on the population, and electricity will be provided only by Turkey, we are against it. I will do my best to start a legal fight."

The head of EL-SEN Chaglayan Chesourer

"We are against unilateral guaranteed contract for wire works. The transmission of electricity by cable between the two countries should be subject to "mutual needs". It also envisions a long-term guaranteed energy supply from a santral located in Turkey. "

"Musical" medical news

Filiz Besim, former health minister and CTP MP: "I don't consider this to be news for Cyprus. There should be common health insurance protocols between the two countries that cover all citizens of both countries. For example, there is such a protocol between Holland and Turkey. This is what it should be between the two countries.".