Cyprus· PaphosCyprus Problem Negotiations: Turkish Side Accused of Slowing Progress
Greek Cypriot chief negotiator Menelaos Menelaou states that the Turkish side is hindering progress on the Cyprus problem, particularly regarding an enlarged meeting, while the UN envoy emphasizes confidence-building measures as indispensable.
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Cyprus Problem Negotiations: Turkish Side Accused of Slowing Progress
First report 8h agoLast update 2h agoThe Greek Cypriot side believes the Turkish side is deliberately delaying developments and the convening of an enlarged meeting on the Cyprus problem.
The UN envoy for the Cyprus problem, Maria Angela Holguin, asserts that confidence-building measures are an essential prerequisite for any enlarged meeting.
Government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis views recent developments as a positive 'return to the substance' of the Cyprus problem.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan believes the Greek Cypriot side will never agree to power-sharing, making a two-state solution more realistic.
The UN Secretary-General's visit and his announcements regarding the Cyprus problem are being interpreted in various, often competing, ways by different parties.
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