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Basically, granting citizens of both countries the right to move, live, and work freely in either country.

This sub represents an extremely tiny minority of Turkish Cypriots, if any. The vast majority of Turkish Cypriots disagree with the idea that the TRNC is a puppet state or merely a Turkish military base. In fact, it's the Greek administration in the south that acts like a Greek puppet state, unable to represent the interests of Turkish Cypriots.

Georgia is one of Turkey's quietest neighbors, alongside Bulgaria. The two countries have virtually no major disputes and enjoy close political and economic cooperation.
What do you think about the past, present, and future of Turkey–Georgia relations? Do you think they will continue to maintain their close partnership, and could the relationship become even stronger in the future?
Both countries are officially EU candidate countries, and Turkey supports Georgia's aspirations to join NATO and the European Union.