Fidan, Gerapetritis discuss Cyprus problem
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis on Wednesday discussed the Cyprus problem when they met on the sidelines of the south-east European cooperation process summit in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia, according to reports. Multiple news outlets reported that the pair had “reviewed developments on Cyprus”, with both set to meet United Nations envoy Maria Angela Holguin next week, and with it expected that an enlarged meeting on the
The foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece, Hakan Fidan and Giorgos Gerapetritis, met in Sofia to discuss the Cyprus problem. Both ministers are scheduled to meet with UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin next week, with expectations of an enlarged meeting on the issue possibly taking place in July or August. This renewed diplomatic push aims to achieve tangible results and potentially resume formal negotiations for a solution.
Sources indicate that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has approved the UN's "new initiative" to restart talks, viewing a lack of resolution as detrimental to Turkey. This comes despite recent strains in Turkish-Greek relations, particularly concerning Turkey's proposed "maritime jurisdiction law" which Greece views as conflicting with its own maritime claims.
The discussions are significant as they signal a potential breakthrough in the long-standing Cyprus dispute, involving key regional players and UN mediation efforts.
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