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Christodoulides expresses satisfaction over Fitto's appointment as EU representative for Cyprus

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President Nikos Christodoulides expressed satisfaction with the appointment of Raffaele Fitto as the EU's special representative for Cyprus.
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has welcomed the appointment, highlighting the EU's commitment to supporting UN-led initiatives.
Fitto's role is viewed as strengthening the EU's dedication to resolving the Cyprus issue.
The appointment may also impact the progress of Euro-Turkish relations, according to Christodoulides.
Various political parties in Greece and Cyprus have shown support for Fitto's appointment, calling for a more active EU role in negotiations.

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Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides expressed satisfaction with the recent appointment of Raffaele Fitto as the European Union's special representative for Cyprus. The appointment was announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and is seen as a reflection of the EU's commitment to supporting United Nations-led initiatives to resolve the longstanding Cyprus issue. Christodoulides emphasized that this appointment represents a significant step forward in the ongoing diplomatic efforts regarding Cyprus.

Greece's foreign ministry also welcomed Fitto's appointment, highlighting it as an indication of the EU's strong dedication to facilitating the UN Secretary-General's initiatives in the region. The ministry noted that the appointment aligns with ongoing dialogues about EU-Turkey relations, linking progress in these discussions directly to the resolution of the Cyprus conflict. Various political entities within Cyprus, including the political party ALMA, have echoed these sentiments, urging the EU to take a more active role in efforts to restart negotiations for a solution to the Cyprus problem.

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