Turkish Cypriot State
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The Turkish Cypriot State was to have been one of the constituent states of the United Cyprus Republic proposed by the failed 2004 Annan Plan for Cyprus for the reunification of Cyprus. Its territory would have corresponded to the portion of the island currently under the control of the internationally unrecognised Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, minus some small areas that would have been transferred to the Greek Cypriot State.
It is under this name that the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation recognises the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
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