Current speeches were made at the General Assembly meeting of the Assembly of the Republic.
Current speeches were made at the General Assembly meeting of the Assembly of the Republic…
The agenda of the current conversations was mainly the Public Procurement Draft Law and the electricity issue.
Minister of Labor and Social Security Hasan Taçoy responded to the opinions, suggestions and criticisms of the opposition…
Taçoy said, “Whatever you do, the people say, give us quality energy. He doesn’t care about the rest,» he said.
Stating that many amendments were made in the Public Procurement Law and he rejected most of them, Taçoy said, “I have approved this at the stage we have reached today. I care about direct purchase and 50 million dollars investment. I took this decision by calculating them,” he said.
Reminding that the longest action was held in Kib-Tek in 1996, Taçoy said, “Kıb-Tek cannot be privatized, but the development of Kib-Tek is essential. I’m guilty, you’re guilty arguments are made, but we are all guilty. I am against the privatization of Kib-tek. It is essential that the structure of the non-privatized Kib-tek should continue. There is a risk in going privatization because of the problems found on this island. In case of any problem that may occur in this country, the first person to leave this country is the person who made the investment. the enterprise takes the risk, does not take any other risks, the kib-mono cannot be privatized, but the development of the kibte is also essential. In fact, we are all guilty, including me, and we acted out of hesitation about certain things,» he said.
Taçoy also gave examples from Malta, which switched to the interconnected system, and wanted the discussions in the country to conclude properly.
Minister Taçoy, Malta made an agreement with Sicily, passed interkonnetketey, went forward in renewable energy and solved their problems, it should be known. Interconnection will pave the way for us. I hope this discussion ends properly. All political parties accepted the interconnection, but I do not know whether this will be with AKSA or with another company.”
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The Minister of Labor and Social Security, Hasan Taçoy, spoke at the General Assembly meeting of the Assembly of the Republic, where the main topics of discussion were the Public Procurement Draft Law and the electricity issue. Taçoy responded to the opposition’s opinions, suggestions, and criticisms, stating that people only cared about having quality energy, while reminding everyone that the development of Kib-Tek, the electricity authority in North Cyprus, was essential. Taçoy cited Malta as an example of a country that had switched to the interconnected system and solved their energy problems through renewables. He hoped that the discussions in North Cyprus would conclude properly and that all political parties would accept the interconnection, whether it be with the current electricity provider or another company.
