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Turkish Cypriots question Fito's ability to mediate fairly in Cyprus talks

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The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus' Ministry of Foreign Affairs has questioned the ability of Raffaele Fitto, the Executive Vice President of the European Commission, to mediate equally in the Cyprus issue.
This statement follows the European Commission's announcement designating Fitto as a special representative for Cyprus.
The ministry's comments imply skepticism regarding Fitto's impartiality in representing both sides of the conflict.
Fitto's appointment and the subsequent response reflect ongoing tensions surrounding the Cyprus dispute.
The situation continues to attract attention from various stakeholders involved in the peace process.

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The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus' Ministry of Foreign Affairs has questioned the ability of Raffaele Fitto, the Executive Vice President of the European Commission, to mediate equally in the Cyprus issue.
This statement follows the European Commission's announcement designating Fitto as a special representative for Cyprus.
The ministry's comments imply skepticism regarding Fitto's impartiality in representing both sides of the conflict.
Fitto's appointment and the subsequent response reflect ongoing tensions surrounding the Cyprus dispute.
The situation continues to attract attention from various stakeholders involved in the peace process.

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