Üstel received the KTTO delegation… Üstel: It is important to increase economic and commercial cooperation with other countries
Prime Minister Ünal Üstel received the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce officials.
According to the statement made by the Prime Ministry, Prime Minister Üstel, in his speech at the reception, stated that he was very pleased that the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce was accepted as an observer member in the General Assembly of the Union of Turkish Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Üstünel emphasized the importance of increasing cooperation and developing relations between our business people and business organizations with other countries in the economic and commercial fields, and wished the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce success in its future endeavors.
Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce President Turgay Deniz also explained that at the General Assembly meeting of the Union of Turkish Chambers of Commerce and Industry held on Friday, April 7, consultations were held on the steps to be taken to further develop the existing economic and commercial cooperation between the countries.
Turgay Deniz said that as the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce, they wish the TRNC to develop economic and commercial relations with these countries.
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The Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce officials met with the Prime Minister Ünal Üstel, as reported by the Prime Ministry. During the meeting, the Prime Minister expressed his pleasure for the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce being accepted as an observer member in the General Assembly of the Union of Turkish Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The importance of developing economic and commercial cooperation between different countries and organizations was also emphasized. The President of the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Commerce, Turgay Deniz, further shared that consultations were held on developing economic and commercial ties with other countries at the General Assembly meeting of the Union of Turkish Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
