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The General Secretary of the Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL), Stefanos Stefanou, has expressed the party's support for the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in his efforts to resume negotiations concerning the Cyprus issue. Stefanou stated that Guterres aims to present a framework of positions that would serve as a general guideline for discussions, emphasizing the importance of a collaborative roadmap.
Stefanou, while advocating for this initiative, has made it clear that any involvement by NATO in the guarantees surrounding Cyprus would be unacceptable. He warned that introducing NATO into the discussion could lead to new complications, asserting that Cyprus does not need "patrons or guarantors." He further mentioned that any solution to the Cyprus issue would require the backing of AKEL, indicating that the party's involvement is crucial for a sustainable resolution.
11 July
Stefanou warned that Cyprus does not need patrons or guarantors, reiterating opposition to NATO's involvement.
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