Cyprus, under President Christodoulides, is strengthening its geostrategic footing in the Eastern Mediterranean by emphasizing regional stability and security, utilizing its strategic location, and promoting collaborative growth. Through proactive diplomacy and problemsolving, Cyprus aims to achieve peace and prosperity in the region, solidifying its role as a pillar of stability and security.
Annita Demetriou expresses caution and concern regarding the Cyprus problem, highlighting a lack of positive developments and emphasizing the need for policydriven proactive engagement. Despite the challenges, Demetriou remains dedicated to pursuing peace and reunification in Cyprus through international cooperation and a commitment to constructive dialogue.
Colin Stewart will brief the UN Security Council on the role of UNFICYP in maintaining peace between Greek and Turkish Cypriots on the divided island of Cyprus, highlighting recent peacekeeping efforts and the socialpolitical climate. The briefing comes amidst diplomatic endeavors by international leaders, including Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdogan, to address the Cyprus problem and foster regional cooperation for stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Greece is determined to work with the Republic of Cyprus to find a fair and sustainable resolution to the Cyprus conflict, rejecting a twostate solution and advocating for the withdrawal of occupying forces. Deputy Minister Pavlos Marinakis emphasizes the importance of unity and progress in resolving the issue, highlighting the collaboration between Greece and Cyprus in various fields, including education and international engagement.
The UN’s relentless pursuit of common ground in Cyprus aims to bridge the gap between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. By fostering stability, encouraging economic growth, and supporting international aspirations, the UN seeks to bring peace to the Eastern Mediterranean.
