Evaluating the confidence-building measures aimed at improving the daily lives of the Turkish Cypriots announced by the Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides, KTÖS Secretary General Burak Maviş said that they are just for show and insincere. “If he is sincere then he should come together Read More …
In his election campaign President Nikos Christodoulides promised a state policy for Turkish Cypriots. But how well has he been received asks Esra Aygin At a time of no tangible prospects for the resumption of negotiations to solve the Cyprus Read More …
1st March, 2023 Press Release 2021 European Commission Report on Turkey, as per articles 44/45, reaffirms the international status of Turkish Cypriots, advises Turkey to refrain from unilateral action and actions that would change the demographic balance, and reminds the Read More …
Burak Maviş, Secretary General of the Cyprus Turkish Teachers’ Trade Union (KTÖS), briefly spoke about the meeting of the Cypriot teachers’ unions with the Members of the European Parliament Niyazi Kızılyürek and Yorgos K. Yeorgiu in Brussels, to the Read More …
As KTÖS we condemn Russia’s invasion and attack on Ukraine and we are following the incidents with great concern and sorrow. War, violence, and the loss of innocent lives are unacceptable. Knowing the destructive impact of invasion and wars Read More …
5th March 2021 KTÖS, KTOEÖS and DAÜ-SEN are Taking the Lead on International Women’s Day Broadcasting within the body of KTÖS and continuing to work with the motto of the voice of the teachers, May TV is hosting a live Read More …
Distance and Online Education Analysis in cooperation with KTÖS – Metron Analytics It has been almost a year that, our teachers have been struggling with unprecedented challenges to help students achieve their education rights disrupted by the epidemic. In periods Read More …
KTÖS conducted a research on distance education in schools where it is organized in order to promote the qualified development of distance education, increase technology literacy and express inequalities in education. In this study that conducted with 106 schools, 185 Read More …
