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No timeline for Cyprus five-party conference, say Greek diplomatic sources

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Greek diplomatic sources indicate that there is no timeframe for a five-party conference on the Cyprus issue.
The five-party conference is not expected to take place during the summer.
Sources highlight that Ankara remains firm in its positions regarding the Cyprus negotiations.
There are no indications of a change in Ankara's approach at this time.
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides commented on the situation, emphasizing the need to observe results from upcoming meetings in Turkey.

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Greek diplomatic sources have indicated that there is currently no timeline for convening a five-party conference on the Cyprus issue, and such a meeting is not expected to take place during the summer. These sources emphasize that Turkey seems to be maintaining its positions, and there are no indications of a change in this stance.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides commented on the situation, acknowledging the reports from Greece and stating that the outcomes of recent discussions in Ankara regarding Cyprus will be observed in practice. However, the consensus among the Greek diplomatic circles remains that without substantial developments, a five-party conference is unlikely in the near future.

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