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"administrations" and key economic institutions that helped to create and maintain a
separate Turkish Cypriot economy. From 1964 to 1968 he was the Director General of
Evkaf (the second largest landowner in Cyprus). He became the first Director General of
the "State" Planning Organisation when it was founded by the provisional administrational
in 1968. While there he set up a Company Eti, which he fronted from 1972, with the aim of
opening and increasing economic links with "mainland" Turkey.
Ergün Sever, interview carried out in in the Chief Auditor's Nicosia office and in the
presence of Mr Uzun, the Chief Auditor, on the 10/8/95.
Mr Ergün Sever is the Secretaiy of the Famagusta Turkish Co-operative Bank (founded in
1944).
Micheal Tingirides, interview carried out in his Nicosia office on the 31/7/95, 1/8/95.
Mr Micheal Tingirides is a Senior Economist in the Economic Research Department of the
Central Bank of Cyprus.
Emel Uzun, interview carried out in her Nicosia office on the 8/8/95.
Mrs Emel Uzun, is the manager of the Government Employees S avings Bank, Nicosia,
(established in 1958).
Ertugrul Uzun, interview carried in his, and the Chief Registrar's, office on the 3/8/95 &
18/8/95 respectively.
Mr Ertugrul Uzun is the Chief Auditor at the Department of Co-operative Development,
in the Prime Ministry, Nicosia.
Conference Material:
EMU. 3-4 December 1990. Conference on "Structural Change in the Economy of the
TRNC", Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta.
Girne American University. 30 March to 1 April 1995. "Don't Kill the Goose: Tourist
Destination Development" conference, Chateau Lambussa, Lapta.
Bank of Cyprus and the University of Cyprus (Dept's of Archaeology and Economics), 28-
29 April 1995. Conference on "The Development of the Cypriot Economy", Nicosia:
Bank of Cyprus Head Quarters.
12th International Economic History Congress, Session C42: "Ethno-national divides and
economic coexistence: historical perspectives", organized by Metzer, J. (Dept. of
Economics, The Hebrew University), and 0'Grada, C. (Dept. of Economics, University
College Dublin).
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