We will never accept the fait accompli of the occupation, nor the legitimization of the division of our homeland, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizes, noting at the same time that “we remain steadfastly committed to the cause of the liberation and reunification of Cyprus and its people in accordance with international law, UN Security Council Resolutions, the acquis communautaire, and the principles, values, and legislation of the EU.”
In a statement marking the anniversary of the illegal declaration of the pseudo-state, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs notes that “the violation of international law, the principles of the Charter of the United Nations (UN), as well as the relevant UN Security Council resolutions, continues.”
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The Republic of Cyprus, he adds, “whose territorial integrity continues to be violated, condemns the ongoing efforts by Turkey and the occupying regime to promote the illegal entity, as well as to adopt a ‘two-state solution.’”
It calls on “all states to remain committed to the provisions of UN Security Council Resolutions 541 (1983) and 550 (1984) of the UN Security Council, which have unequivocally condemned the legally null and void act of secession.”
“The message is clear: we will never accept the fait accompli of the occupation, nor the legitimization of the partition of our homeland,” he notes.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the international community, including the European Union (EU), “has made it clear that it supports efforts to resolve the Cyprus problem only within the agreed framework, on the basis of a bizonal, bicommunal federation with political equality, as provided for in the relevant UN Security Council Resolutions.”
“In this context, we look forward to and are ready for the resumption of substantive negotiations to resolve the Cyprus problem,” he adds.
“We remain steadfastly committed to the duty to liberate and reunify Cyprus and its people in accordance with international law, UN Security Council Resolutions, the acquis communautaire, and the principles, values, and legislation of the EU,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concludes.
Source: CNA
