Prime Minister Ünal Üstel said that there is no cabinet change on his agenda.
Ustel, who met with a group of journalists for breakfast, asked a journalist, “Do you get suggestions?” to the question, “If I had received suggestions, I would not have dismissed Atun and Çoli.” he said.
Noting that the problem of ‘leakage’ will be resolved in the country. Prime Minister Üstel said, “Regulation is absolutely essential for entering and leaving the country.”
Prime minister Ünal Üstel met with a group of journalists for breakfast and answered the questions.
Telling about the problems experienced in the Cyprus Turkish Electricity Authority (Kıb-Tek) in the last period, Üstel both made a self-criticism and said that they are working to solve the problems.
Ustel asked a journalist, “Do you get suggestions?” to the question, “If I had received suggestions, I would not dismiss Sunat Atun and Cengiz Çoli.”
Making statements about the cabinet reshuffle, Üstel stated that there is no cabinet reshuffle on his agenda.
Stating that they will start working with the police, immigration and the Ministry of Labor and Social Security about those living ‘illegal’ in the country.
Üstel underlined that they will also communicate with universities and that universities will take responsibility.
“Now, obligations should be given to the one who brings the student, not to the state.” said Üstel, stating that the problem of ‘leakage’ in the country will be solved.
Üstel said that a legal study has been carried out to control the issue of virtual betting and games of chance.
Explaining that they are also working on basic foodstuffs, Prime Minister Üstel stated that the deficit will be met from luxury consumption.
