PM Modi is currently on a tour of three countries. His tour begins with Cyprus. PM reached Cyprus on the previous day. Here he was welcomed by President Nicos himself. The PM has also shared pictures of this tour on social media. This is PM Modi’s first foreign trip after Operation Sindoor. Here Modi has been awarded his highest civilian award by Cyprus. This visit of PM is also believed to be important because the Turkas helped Pakistan during India-Pakistan tension, while things do not go well between Cyprus and Turki. During the PM’s Cyprus tour, the whole world is eyeing him.

PM Modi reached buffer zone

During this visit, PM Modi also reached the place with President Nicos from where the border of Turki and Cyprus is adjacent. When the PM stood with the President at the center of Cyprus’s capital Nikoshia, a flag in his background was waving the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). This is the area that the Turkas forcibly captured in the year 1974 and the international community still does not recognize it. There is a green line buffer zone in the middle of this place, where PM Modi has reached. Let us know what this green line buffer zone is and why it is so special.

What is buffer zone

The Cyprus Green Line Buffer Zone is also known as the United Nations Buffer Zone. It is a separate region on the island of Cyprus. This place separates northern and southern Cyprus. The region was built after the 1974 Turki invasion. It was controlled by the United Nations Peace Army. It is 180 km long and some meters wide in some areas. At the same time, it is a few kilometers wide in some areas. The buffer zone was established as a separate region between the two regions.

This place is banned for common people

The buffer zone is not for the general public. This is banned for the general public and no one is allowed to go there. Here only the United Nations personnel and the special permission received are allowed to go. There is Abandand house, cars and even an airport at this place, which is not operational since the 1974 struggle. The buffer zone plays an important role in maintaining peace and security in Cyprus.

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During Operation Sindoor, the Turki not only openly made statements in support of Pakistan, but also supplied drones and missiles to fight against India. After this beach, India has prepared to surround the Turks from all sides. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to travel to his biggest staunch enemy Cyprus.

Prime Minister Modi will attend the G-7 conference to be held in Canada from 15 to 17 June, but before Canada he will go to Cyprus and return to India via Croatia. The hostility of Turki with Cyprus has been going on since 1974. In such a situation, when PM Modi will be in Cyprus, then the tension of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is bound to increase. However, no information has been revealed about PM Modi’s Cyprus tour as to why he is going there before Canada.

Turkias supported Pakistan against India
After the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April, the tension between India and Pakistan had increased a lot. India launched Operation Sindoor to avenge the attack and destroyed nine bases of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist organizations in Pakistan. However, India took this action on the intervening night of May 6-7, but before that the Turkas started sending weapons to Pakistan.

On May 5, TCG Buyukada was seen at TCG Buyukada at Karachi Port in Pakistan, while the Turki Air Force had landed the C-130 aircraft in Karachi a day before that.

Cyprus is going to be chaired by EU?
Cyprus and Croatia are members of the European Union and Cyprus may receive the EU for six months next year. Last month, PM Modi was about to visit Croatia, Netherlands and Norway, but due to tension with Pakistan, the tour was posted. This year the Canada is hosting the G-7 summit and the conference is being organized from 15 to 17 June in Kananskis in Albert city, in which PM Modi will also reach.

Turkias sent a turchish team to operate drones and missiles
Later it was also revealed that the Turkas not only sent drones, but also sent operators to operate them. Apart from all this, Erdogan kept repeatedly saying that he is standing with Pakistan in every situation, while India helped Turkas in the fierce earthquake in 2023. Nevertheless, Erdogan adopted such an attitude towards India.

PM Modi third Prime Minister, who will visit Cyprus
PM Modi will be the third Prime Minister of India, who will visit Cyprus. Prior to him, in 2002, the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee went here and in 1983, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visited Cyprus in the year 1983.

What is a fight between Turkas and Cyprus?
The controversy between Turki and Cyprus is decades old. Cyprus is a Mediterranean island, south of Turkas, west of Syria and northwest of Israel. Cyprus lives in Turki and Greek community, which has a racial dispute. The dispute between the Turki and Cyprus began when the Turki attacked the northern part of Cyprus after the Greek fighters coup in 1974.

After this incident, Cyprus was divided into two parts, one of which has a Greek Cyprus government and the other has control of Turk Cyprus residents. However, the Cyprus Republic of Greek Cyprus is recognized internationally. At the same time, the Turk Cyprus residents have given their area the status of a self -destructive nation, which only accepts the Turkas. The Turki had also captured Varosha, the famous city of Cyprus in encroachment, where 35 thousand soldiers are deployed and now the city is lodged, whereas earlier there was a crowd of tourists.

There is a lot of anger among Indians about the Turki that supported Pakistan against India. The government has also taken strict measures against him on this action, but NITI Aayog is reading the Kasi in his praise. NITI Aayog even says that India should learn from Turki. A report has been released by the NITI Aayog, which suggested that India should learn from Turkas for its skill development and especially small and medium enterprises should decide the path of their development according to the Turki roadmap.

In the report released titled ‘Creating a policy for medium enterprises’, NITI Aayog has said that the Turki is one of the countries from where India can learn how to prepare the way to remove the shortage of skills in small and medium enterprises. The report lists programs run in Canada, Singapore, Malaysia and Turki, to encourage medium enterprises.

NITI Aayog report said that the Turki’s Koszeb organization gives distance training on entrepreneurship. It gives an effective and easy entrepreneurship training through time and space obstacles through e-cedmic program. Along with this, it also provides for preferential treatment for women, youth and disabled entrepreneurs.

The report said that online training programs can be provided free of cost at subsidized rate and marginalized groups (as provided in the Turk’s e-account). The NITI Aayog report recommends the medium enterprises to adopt skill development practices from Turkas to succeed in the global market.

The NITI Aayog recommended a working capital financing scheme related to the business of enterprises, a credit card facility of five crore rupees at market rates and a recommended to introduce accelerated fund distribution through retail banks under the supervision of the MSME Ministry to resolve the challenges present before the middle enterprises.

The Commission also recommended to create a dedicated research and development cell within the Ministry of MSME, who avail the self-sufficient Bharat Kosh for cluster-based projects of national importance. The MSME sector contributes about 29 percent to the country’s GDP (GDP) and 40 percent to exports and also gives employment to more than 60 percent of the workforce.

After the 22 April Pahalgam terror attack, India strikes terrorist bases in Pakistan on the intervening night of 6-7 May. Due to this, Pakistan was badly furious and tried unsuccessfully to attack military bases and civilian areas of many cities, with Turki, China and Azerbaijan. The Turkas sent drones and torchish operators were also sent to them. After this incident, Turki President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly said that he is with Pakistan.

India-turkey tension: Famous as a stronghold of terrorism, Pakistan has got open support from Turkey. Meanwhile, India has given a major blow to Turkey and canceled the security approval of Turkish airport’s ground handling company Selebi with immediate effect. This decision has been taken by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS).

A government statement said, “Security approval in the case of Selebi Airport Services India Private Limited under the Ground Handling Agency Catgari was approved by the Director General of BCAS under letter number 15/99/2022-2022-BCAS/BCAS/E-191110 dated 21.11.2022.” The statement further stated, “The security approval regarding Celebi Airport Services India Private Limited is canceled with immediate effect, using the powers that the Director General of BCAS has received the powers.”

Boycott of Turkas

Under the Operation Sindoor launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, India entered inside Pakistan and destroyed many terrorist bases. Furious Pakistan tried to target the common citizens of India and military base and airbase, in which the Turkas helped Pakistan. He supplied his drones. Since then, the demand for boycott of Turki in India started arising and it is constantly being boycotted.

Learn about Celebi Airport Service Company?

Actually, it is a Turki company that gives ground handling service in India. This company was offering services like baggage handling, ramp service and cargo handling at many main airports including Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad. Boca has clearly stated that this step has been taken in view of the security of the country. After taking these steps from the government, CELEBI will no longer be able to serve at any airport in India.

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