President Nikos Christodoulides’ meeting with UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin in Brussels signifies Cyprus’s role in Eastern Mediterranean stability. The talks aim to address the island’s partition and contribute to regional security, highlighting Cyprus’s proactive stance within the EU.
President Alar Karis’s threeday visit to Cyprus is a significant step towards strengthening diplomatic relations between Estonia and Cyprus. The agenda includes official ceremonies, bilateral discussions, media engagement, cultural and educational exchanges, and civic engagements to foster mutual understanding and amplify their voices on the international stage.
Maria Holguin’s diplomatic mission in Cyprus aims to restart talks for a lasting solution, uniting the island into a bizonal, bicommunal federation. Engaging with local and international leaders, she seeks peace and reconciliation among Cypriots in her strategic efforts.
President Nikos Christodoulides is meeting with UN envoy Maria Holguin to discuss Mediterranean geopolitical issues and the Cyprus dispute. The goal is to resume talks within the UN framework and seek a peaceful settlement respecting all Cypriots’ rights, despite challenges from the Turkish Cypriot side.
Turkish Cypriot Leader Ersin Tatar is currently in London for a diplomatic mission, which includes meetings with British Parliament members and participating in the 40th anniversary celebration of the Turkish Cypriot community’s independence. Tatar emphasizes the important role of the diaspora in their identity and is eagerly looking forward to joining in the festivities.
