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Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides recently confirmed having a brief conversation with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. This exchange took place in France and was focused on developments related to the Cyprus issue. Christodoulides reported that the discussion touched upon the efforts of the United Nations concerning Cyprus, as well as the dynamics between the European Union and Turkey.
The President clarified that the conversation was not significant in terms of decision-making or policy shifts, describing it as a short dialogue prompted by ongoing international developments. This statement came in response to Turkish media reports that cast doubt on the existence of the discussion, which Christodoulides labeled as inaccurate. He emphasized that their interaction served to exchange views amid a broader context of diplomatic engagement involving the UN and the EU.
16 July
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