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President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, met with European Council President António Costa in Brussels to discuss the Cyprus problem and the European Union's (EU) role in addressing it. Sources revealed that both leaders agreed on the interconnectedness of progress in EU-Turkey relations and advancements in resolving the Cyprus issue. It was underscored that the EU aims to play an active part in the United Nations Secretary-General's new initiative regarding the Cyprus negotiations.
During the meeting, Christodoulides emphasized the EU's critical involvement in all stages of the UN's efforts to rekindle dialogue over Cyprus. The desire for the EU to be present in these negotiations was a central topic, alongside addressing Turkey's requests related to the EU, including issues surrounding customs and border regulations. The discussions reflect a commitment to linking developments in EU-Turkey relations with efforts to tackle the longstanding Cyprus conflict.
19 June
EU-Turkey relations and the Cyprus issue were key topics during Christodoulides' talks with Costa in Brussels.
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