Cyprus President rejects partition, emphasizes commitment to the Republic's continuity.

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President Nikos Christodoulides stated that he will not accept being labeled as the "President of division," emphasizing that the continuation of the Republic of Cyprus is a "red line."
He rejected discussions regarding a two-state solution or a disguised confederation.
The upcoming visit of the United Nations Secretary-General to Cyprus is viewed as a significant diplomatic opportunity, but concerns were raised about the lack of serious political and diplomatic preparation.
This scenario underscores a pressing need for effective dialogue and resolution efforts before the year 2028.
The President reiterated his commitment to seeking a solution that would aim for the reunification of the island.

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