The per capita income of Turkish Cypriots will reach $ 25.000 from the current $ 13.000, and when that happens, "the problem will be largely solved," Turkish Deputy Prime Minister for Cyprus Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in an interview. at Cnn Turk.
According to the Turkish press, Mr. Anktag focused on accelerating the development of the pseudo-state, saying that this would be the solution to the Cyprus problem in it, wondering "what other solution will we look for"?
To the question of the presenter of the show who was a guest if he sees anything optimistic about Cyprus, Mr. Akdag answered that he is very optimistic because the issue that is always discussed is an agreement with the Greek Cypriots. "It is obvious that the Greek Cypriots will not come close to an agreement, at least in the near future."
According to Halkin Sesi, Recep Akdag said that for him the problem has been largely solved. "We will increase the per capita income from 13 thousand to 25 thousand dollars. That's the whole point. "When there will be a better country for someone to live in, then the Cyprus problem will be effectively solved."
The issue of health, the Turkish official continued, is the first for the Turkish Cypriots and the Greek Cypriots. With God's help, he said, in two years the health sector in the pseudo-state will stand on its own two feet, build a large hospital in Nicosia to the standards of hospitals in the urban centers of Turkey, change the health system. Even the Greek Cypriots, he said, will come to this new hospital.
The Greek Cypriot side, he added, has grown enormously with the support of the EU, but the citizens in the occupied territories are drinking "wonderful water", while the Greek Cypriots cannot.
Regarding the electricity interconnection of occupied Turkey, he said that the Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources is working on this project. "If the Greek Cypriots want, we can also provide them with water, but they do not."
Today, he concluded, they focus on accelerating the growth of the pseudo-state that is becoming a wonderful country to live in. "I see the solution to this problem. What other solution will we seek? "
Source: (KYPE / RPA / GXR)
Source: RIK News