Anita Dimitriou, President of the Democratic Alarm and Speaker of the House of Representatives, took a swipe at erratic moves and appointments in a post on the “X” platform.
“Let’s focus on the substance of how we will achieve results. Let’s do whatever needs to be done to bring about real progress,” she said, among other things, expressing her deep concern over the latest statements by the United Nations Secretary-General regarding the Cyprus issue.
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At the same time, against the backdrop of Nikos Tornaritis’s appointment by the President of the Republic, Anita Dimitriou notes that “the last thing we should be concerned with right now is getting bogged down in petty politics, erratic moves, and appointments. All of this distracts us from the real issue.”
Here is Anita Dimitriou’s post in its entirety:
I am particularly concerned by the recent statements by the UN Secretary-General that he does not see any developments that would allow for the convening of a five-party or even a three-party meeting on the Cyprus issue, on the sidelines of the General Assembly in New York. “There is still a lot of work to be done,” as the UN Secretary-General aptly points out.
With Mr. Guterres’s term drawing to a close, our priority must be ONE: to create the conditions for substantive negotiations on our national issue.
So let’s focus on the substance of how we will achieve results. Let’s do whatever needs to be done to bring about real progress.
The last thing we should be concerned with right now is getting bogged down in petty politics, erratic moves, and appointments. All of this distracts us from our goal.
I am particularly concerned by the recent statements by the UN Secretary-General that he does not see the developments that would allow for the convening of a five-party or even a three-party meeting on the Cyprus issue, on the sidelines of the General Assembly in New York. “There is still a lot of work to be done,”
as he characteristically…— Annita Demetriou (@AnnitaDemetriou) September 17, 2026
