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.
The Cyprus problem, dividing the nation since 1974 between Greek Cypriots in the south and Turkish Cypriots in the north, remains central to EUTurkish relations, influencing regional stability. The upcoming National Council meeting, led by President Nikos Christodoulides, seeks to address these pressing issues and work towards finding a lasting resolution.
As Akel calls for a National Council meeting to discuss the Cyprus problem, political unity and dialogue among Cypriot leaders become paramount. The upcoming talks with Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, based on UN proposals, hold the key to shaping the island’s future.
Stefanos Stefanou, the General Secretary of Akel, urgently called for the immediate assembly of the National Council to address rising tensions in the Ayios Dhometios buffer zone and discuss strategies to resolve the ongoing Cyprus issue. The meeting aims to ensure the safety of local residents and find a solution to the current standstill in negotiations.
