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President Christodoulides: Cyprus negotiations are ongoing and critical developments are expected

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President Christodoulides stated that efforts for addressing the Cyprus problem are not frozen.
UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin has postponed her contacts until after the NATO summit.
Christodoulides emphasizes the importance of ongoing diplomatic efforts and contacts.
The aim is to resume negotiations and achieve a positive outcome.
Progress has been made in linking EU-Turkey relations to the Cyprus issue.

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On June 29, 2026, President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, reaffirmed that efforts to restart negotiations regarding the Cyprus problem have not been "frozen," as he addressed journalists during a public event. He emphasized the ongoing diplomatic discussions and indicated that there is progress towards the goal of resuming meaningful talks. Despite recent postponements of meetings by United Nations envoy Maria Angela Holguin, Christodoulides expressed optimism about achieving favorable results.

The President described the current situation as "very critical" while noting potential developments in the context of relations between the European Union and Turkey. He highlighted the importance of these interactions for the future of the negotiations regarding Cyprus, reiterating a commitment to pursue the resumption of talks aimed at finding a resolution to the long-standing issue.

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