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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a renewed approach to the Cyprus issue, emphasizing the prospect of fresh momentum in reunification talks. This announcement followed her phone conversation with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, during which they discussed the ongoing situation and potential developments. In a significant step, the Commission is set to appoint a special representative for Cyprus, enhancing the EU's involvement in the negotiations.
The new special representative will be Raffaele Fitto, who currently serves as the Commission's Executive Vice President for Cohesion and Reforms. This appointment, described as politically significant by Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, reflects a commitment to engage more deeply in the efforts to resolve the longstanding Cyprus problem, particularly in light of forthcoming UN-led discussions. Nicosia and Brussels had reportedly been in agreement over this appointment for some time, paving the way for enhanced collaboration on this critical issue.
15 July
Omega TV questioned the progress in resolving the Cyprus issue, echoing previous statements.
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