Our View: A total lack of interest now reigns over the Cyprus problem
The UN secretary-general’s personal envoy Maria Angela Holguin is back in Cyprus after a four-month absence and is scheduled to have separate meetings with the two leaders on Monday. She will stay here for a week, and her schedule also involves trips to Athens and Ankara. Apart from the odd article, there has been very little speculation about the point of the visit or the agenda of the meetings. This is indicative of the total lack of interest in the national issue that bare
UN Secretary-General's envoy Maria Angela Holguin has returned to Cyprus for a week of meetings with leaders and visits to Athens and Ankara. Her arrival has generated minimal public discussion, reflecting a widespread lack of interest in the Cyprus problem, particularly among younger generations. This apathy has deepened since the collapse of the Crans-Montana talks and the subsequent handling of the Varosha issue. The current approach appears to prioritize maintaining the status quo over actively pursuing a federal settlement, with leaders focusing on strategic partnerships and defense capabilities.
The diminished public and political engagement with the Cyprus problem raises concerns about the future prospects for a resolution to the long-standing division.
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