He is heading to Monday’s trilateral meeting with the Turkish Cypriot leader and the UN Secretary-General’s Personal Envoy with “a very positive attitude so that concrete results can be achieved,” said President of the Republic Nicos Christodoulides.
Arriving this morning at The Economist conference at a hotel in Nicosia and asked about the matter, President Christodoulides said that the only thing he would like to mention “before the meeting takes place—because I don’t want to make any statements, prejudge the results, or create other situations —I am pleased that the issues we are discussing for a possible announcement, which we have of course accepted because we proposed them and are awaiting a response from the Turkish side, are included in the 19 proposals submitted by our side.”
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Nikos Christodoulides is in Antalya, Turkey, today
When asked, moreover, about developments regarding the electricity interconnection—as the French research vessel prepares to set sail from Crete and amid messages of support from the United States— President Christodoulides recalled that he had stated last week as well that “what needs to be done is being done away from the spotlight and away from excessive public statements.”
What matters is the result; what matters is the substance, and that is what we are working toward, he concluded.
Source: CNA
