The Cyprus Issue involves the conflict between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities, seeking resolution through a UN framework for a bizonal, bicommunal federation. Diplomatic efforts include engaging with the EU and Turkey, while cultural celebrations aim to foster unity on the island.
The National Council in Cyprus is gearing up to tackle the Cyprus issue and ponder on EUTurkey relations in the wake of the recent European Council meeting. President Christodoulides will lead the meeting, preparing for a visit from UN envoy Holguin while navigating internal political challenges.
Cyprus is actively shaping EUTurkey relations and regional peace efforts through dialogue with Germany and other key players, gaining recognition for its humanitarian corridor initiative for Gaza. President Christodoulides’ discussions at the EU Council and with UN SecretaryGeneral Guterres highlight Cyprus’ pivotal role in promoting peace, stability, and diplomatic cooperation in the region.
President Christodoulides engaged in highlevel diplomacy during a critical summit in Brussels, discussing the Cyprus problem with UN SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres. The focus was on future initiatives to resolve the longstanding political division, showcasing Cyprus’s proactive approach to seeking sustainable solutions on the international stage.
Members of the European Parliament from Cyprus are demanding stricter EU measures toward Turkey, including uniform enforcement of the customs union and Turkey opening its ports to Cyprus. They criticize the EU’s lenient stance compared to its swift sanctions against Russia, urging for consistent and immediate actions in response to Turkey’s actions in Cyprus.
