The meeting was completed: the Regulation will be withdrawn at today’s Council of Ministers – Cyprus Newspaper
Prime Minister Ünal Üsel met with the authorities of the Turkish Cypriot Secondary Education Teachers ‘Union (KTOEÖS) and Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union (KTÖS).
Prime Minister Ünal Üsel’s interview with the Turkish Cypriot Secondary Education Teachers Union (KTOEÖS) and the Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union (KTÖS) was completed on the amendments of the rules and disciplinary regulations to be followed within and outside of secondary schools and secondary schools.
After an hour of meeting, the teacher made a statement to the press in front of the Prime Ministry.
Maviş: « The Council of Ministers has been reported to be withdrawn »
KTÖS Secretary General Burak Maviş, Prime Minister Üsel yesterday in the Parliament in line with the statement, said the statute will be withdrawn and said, « The Council of Ministers will meet at 15.00 will be reported to us. We will follow the decisions, » he said.
Action: “The Prime Minister clearly stated that he was behind his statement yesterday and that the statute would be withdrawn”
KTOEÖS President Selma Eylem said that the meeting was held upon the Prime Minister’s invitation.
The action said that the Prime Minister was behind the statement he made yesterday and that the change in the disciplinary charter would be withdrawn.
The Action will be clarified by the Council of Ministers, « Mr. Prime Minister, the Council of Ministers meeting will be taken to withdraw the charter and then published in the Official Gazette. We closely follow the process, » he said.
Expressing that the teacher unions have sensitivity not only to the withdrawal of this regulation, but also to the protection of the principle of secularism in education, the Action said, “We will continue our struggle with determination in order to make the secular education approach and the secular society structure sustainable.” He said.
« Exams will be held within the framework of the rules determined by schools »
The action, in relation to the canceled exams, “If the change of the statute is taken back and published in the Official Gazette, students will come to school within the framework of the rules determined by the schools and exams will be held in this direction,” he said.
Gökçebel: “Our education system has been shaped in line with the principles of secularism and Atatürk”
KTOEÖS Secretary General Tahir Gökçebel argued that the issue has been brought to the agenda consciously and said, “There is no problem in the middle. Our students from different cultures are a whole and there is no need to divide them.” He said.
Stating that the Constitutional and National Education Law clearly defines a scientific, Atatürk’s principles and an egalitarian understanding of education, Gökçebel said, “Our education system has been shaped in line with the principles of secularism and Atatürk. Our Constitution and National Education Law are clear.
Gökçebel said that Prime Minister Üsel showed a clear stance on the subject and said, “Mr. Prime Minister said that he would solve this issue. Common sense requires it,” he said.
The meeting held at the Prime Ministry, KTOEÖS President Selma Eylem, Secretary General Tahir Gokcebel, KTOS President Mustafa Baybora, Secretary General Burak Maviş and union representatives attended. At the meeting; Prime Minister Undersecretary Durali Güçsoy, Hüseyin Cahitoğlu and Berhan Ongan also took part.
