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President Ersin Tatar visits Cyprus Turkish Peace Forces Regiment in Lefkoşa, where he says: “The Turkish army will never again leave Cyprus”
President Ersin Tatar has said that the Turkish army will never again leave Cyprus. The President made the remarks during his visit to the Cyprus Turkish Peace Forces Regiment, based in Lefkoşa.
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President Ersin Tatar takes part in March 18, Çanakkale Victory and Martyrs Remembrance day ceremony
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President Tatar: "The issue of maritime jurisdiction should not be taken lightly”
President Ersin Tatar has held an on-line meeting with Turkish Cypriot scholar, economist and author Prof. Dr. Özay Mehmet, who has been living in Canada for many years.
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President Ersin Tatar received the Australian High Commissioner, Samuel Beever
President Ersin Tatar received the Australian High Commission, Samuel Beever, where he explained the the vision of the Turkish Cypriot side.
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President Tatar: "Our strengthened relationship with the Republic of Turkey and our new policy has created a favourable climate for investment
President Tatar received officials of the Cyprus Turkish Businessmen's Association (İŞAD), Turkish Enterprize and Business Confederation (TÜRKONFED) and TÜRKONFED International members – headed by Enver Mamülcüoğlu.
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President Ersin Tatar receives the members of the Board of TRNC Consumers’ Association
President Ersin Tatar has received chairman Hasan Yılmaz Işık and members of the Board of TRNC Consumers' Association in commemoration of the World Consumers Rights Day.
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President Tatar visits Halkın Sesi newspaper
President Ersin Tatar visited the Halkın Sesi newspaper in Lefkoşa – which was founded by former Turkish Cypriot leader, Dr. Fazıl Küçük, on March 14, 1942.
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President Tatar visited the film set of “Bir Zamanlar Kıbrıs” (Once Upon a Time in Cyprus)
President Ersin Tatar visited the film set of ‘Bir Zamanlar Kıbrıs’ (Once Upon a Time in Cyprus), that will be shown on TRT 1, depicting the historical events on the island between 1963 to 1974.
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