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TDP announces 50 prospective parliamentary candidates

The Social Democracy Party (TDP) has announced the names of 50 people who applied to be parliamentary candidates from six districts ahead of the general elections on 6 December. According to a TDP Press Office statement, the prospective candidates met at a gathering held at Rüstem Kitabevi. Election preparations, the party’s goal of returning to the Cumhuriyet Meclisi (Assembly of the Republic) and political responsibilities toward the country’s future were discussed.

Havadis
Northern Cyprus
Politics

Menelau: Turkish side does not consent to giving convergences list to stakeholders

Greek Cypriot negotiator Menelaos Menelau said the United Nations has completed recording the convergences reached in the Cyprus negotiation process, but the Turkish side does not consent to giving the list of convergences to the stakeholders. Citing Riknews, which reported his remarks on the morning programme of RIK, Menelau said the convergences are based on the agreed federation framework, yet Ankara insists on a two-state solution.

Havadis
Northern Cyprus
Energy

AKSA Energy to raise Kalecik Power Plant capacity to 223 megawatts

AKSA Energy has announced that it will increase the installed capacity of the Kalecik Power Plant, which operates in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, to 223 megawatts through a 35-megawatt additional investment. According to a report by the Anadolu Agency, the company stated in its announcement that the plant meets about half of the TRNC's electricity needs and that a capacity increase will be carried out.

Diyalog
Northern Cyprus
Politics

Üstel: Our goal is sole power, five years of stability and new mega projects

Üstel said that political stability has allowed the government to carry out reforms and investments that had been awaited for years, and that it aims to deliver new mega projects in the next five-year period. Recalling its promise to bring stability when it took office, he said rural municipalities had long struggled with financial problems and infrastructure investment, and that steps under the Municipal Reform and government-local government cooperation were addressing these issues.

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