Is Turkey seeking to take over all TRNC assets?

Bradus


Joined: 25/02/2007
Posts: 2641

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 01:36

Yet another example of Turkey taking over more TRNC assets? However one has to ask, will it be more effectively managed and more financially viable?



http://www.cyprus-mail.com/cyprus/protestors-injured-during-school-takeover-demo/20110622

Crumpy



Joined: 05/06/2010
Posts: 419

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 07:45

Bradus ... I presume you realise this incident happened almost two months ago - Doğu Akdeniz Doğa Koleji

(or Eastern Mediterranean Doğa School) is now in the position of preparing itself for the new academic year.

Dixie Normus


Joined: 22/02/2008
Posts: 820

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 07:55

Thin end of the wedge, only way to make these state run institutions run at a profit is to take them out of TC hands, Kibtec and a host of other quangoes will no doubt follow.



D.N

misunderstood


Joined: 08/04/2011
Posts: 1004

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 08:28

What assets?

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 09:45

DN Kibtek would run at a profit if all the 'customers' paid their bills.

Pipie


Joined: 05/01/2008
Posts: 5499

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 09:47

On going milking of the cash cows for one !!

misunderstood


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Message Posted:
18/08/2011 10:37

I think Pipie one way or an udder they will find he cash cows have run dry.

Wibow


Joined: 10/07/2011
Posts: 97

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 10:46

I agree with misunderstood : WHAT ASSETS ?

Crumpy



Joined: 05/06/2010
Posts: 419

Message Posted:
18/08/2011 11:44

I don't know if Doğu Akdeniz Koleji could be classed in the same category as other governmental institutions. It's true that in its "Vakıf" status, the government did have a 51% share in the school. However, I'm told the involvement in the school's affairs by the state was limited.