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Two Cypriot Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), Loukas Fourlas and Giorgos Georgiou, are set to abstain from voting on the European Parliament's report regarding Turkey. This decision follows statements made by both MEPs, who acknowledged that certain elements of the report could be seen as positive for Cyprus. However, they expressed reservations about endorsing the broader implications of the report, particularly concerning Turkey's strategic and defense cooperation with the European Union.
The abstention of Fourlas, a member of the Democratic Rally (DISY-EPP), and Georgiou, from the Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL), reflects a wider sentiment among Cypriot MEPs, as the majority are expected to refrain from voting in the upcoming plenary session. In previous discussions, it was noted that none of the Cypriot MEPs anticipated voting in favor of the report, which is reportedly moving towards approval in the Parliament despite their abstentions. The complexities of the report and its implications for Cypriot-Turkish relations remain a central concern for these representatives as they navigate their positions within the European legislative framework.
18 June
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