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The recent meeting in Ankara between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, European Council President Antonio Costa, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen focused on the ongoing Cyprus issue and the enhancement of EU-Turkey relations. Significant discussions included calls for a "restart" of Turkey’s EU accession process from Erdoğan, and the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Cyprus were highlighted, suggesting an intention to leverage renewed diplomatic efforts to seek a resolution through UN processes.
Following their dinner, Costa and von der Leyen emphasized the need to take advantage of the new momentum for finding a solution for Cyprus. They reiterated the European Union's position on the matter, signaling a proactive approach in addressing the longstanding conflict. The meeting was notable not only for its political implications but also for Erdoğan's display of hospitality, which included presenting pistols as souvenirs to the visiting leaders, an action that drew significant attention.
The EU leaders engaged in numerous discussions about both the Cyprus issue and broader European-Turkish relations, indicating a shared interest in advancing these topics amid current international developments.
10 July
Discussion on how to leverage the renewed momentum for the Cyprus issue continues.
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