In the UK House of Lords, they called for an end to the isolation of Northern Cyprus

Debates were held in the UK House of Lords, during which a group of peers openly opposed the ongoing international isolation of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Those taking part in the discussion described the current situation as unfair to Turkish Cypriots. In their speeches, British politicians stressed the need to review policy toward the region, including the possibility of launching direct flights and establishing direct trade relations. Members of the House of Lords noted that isolation punishes ordinary citizens and hinders the economic development of the North, and they urged the UK government to take concrete steps to address this problem.