North Cyprus which is authoritatively known as Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) is a self announced express that comprises of the northeastern piece of Cyprus. It is perceived uniquely by Turkey. A cradle zone constrained by the United Nations stretches out between Northern Cyprus and the Republic of Cyprus and detaches Nicosia, which happens to be the capital and the greatest city of the two countries.

In 1974, a rebellion was plotted attempting to append the island to Greece, which incited the Turkish assault of Cyprus. Most of the north\’s Greek Cypriot masses was expelled and Turkish Cypriots went toward the north as a result of this, and the detaching of the island, provoking a one-sided autonomy presentation by the North in 1983. Northern Cyprus is overwhelmingly dependent on Turkey for money related, political and military support on account of its nonattendance of acknowledgment [32] [33].

Northern Cyprus is a semi-presidential, vote based republic with Turkish as its official language and an unmistakable neighborhood vernacular being spoken. The Sunmi Muslims make up the tremendous lion’s share of the populace, while strict perspectives are moderate and common. Northern Cyprus with a territory of 3,355 square miles is around 33% of the whole island. It fringes with Turkey in the north and Syria in the east. It lies between scopes 34° and 36° north and longitudes 32° and 35° east.

It is divided into five areas which are; Lefkosa, Gazimagusa, Girne, Guzelyurt and Iskele (see Figure 1). These regions are separated further into twelve sub-areas and an all out number of twenty-eight regions.

The coastline of Northern Cyprus features two inlets: one is the Morphou Bay and the subsequent one is the Famagusta Bay, the island has four capes to be explicit; Cape Apostolos Andreas (which is the endpoint of the Karpaz Peninsula) Cape Zeytin Cape Kormakitis and Cape Kasa.

Figure 1: Map of North Cyprus indicating the 6 District

Source: Google pictures (2015) [34]

The restricted Kyrenia mountain run lies along the northern coastline, and the most elevated point in Northern Cyprus, Mount Selvili, lies right now with a height of 1,024 meters (3,360ft). The Mesaoria plain connecting from the Güzelyurt area toward the eastern coastline is another portraying scene. The plain comprise of plain fields and slopes and a few occasional streams which crosses them [35].

4.2. North Cyprus Economy