President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Mehmet Ali Talat said the Turkish Cypriots needed to plan their future in line with the world's changing approach to the Cyprus issue.
Talat said Friday at the inauguration of an elementary school in Lefkosa that, the Turkish Cypriot people who challenged with serious problems were isolated unjustly by the world noting however that this was about to change.
He said the world began to recognise Turkish Cypriots right of self government and other civil rights, noting that Turkish Cypriots should plan their future in the light of this change.
"We may miss the past, but we should not forget that we can't dwell in the past. We can recall the memories of the past and draw lessons from it, but we have to look into the future," said Talat.
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By:Richard Angelis on Şub 24, 2010
Yes agree, and so does majority of Greeks everywhere and President Christofias would have made the same speach to this school. Full autonomy had been agreed for both proposed Federal parts of the island. Your paper, if objective media I'm sure must be, should inform the Turkish Cypriot people that
