Cyprus Talks: Greek Cypriot side ready to restart talks for Cyprus settlement

The Greek Cypriot side is ready to restart negotiations for a solution of the Cyprus problem from the point they were stopped back in July 2017 and taking the “Guterres Framework” as the basis of this discussion.

This was made known by the Greek Cypriot presidential Commissioner, Photis Photiou on Wednesday who said, Turkey will however have to change its stance and that the situation is now even more complex, especially in view of the upcoming early general elections in Turkey.

In a speech at the 34th Annual Cyprus and Hellenic Leadership Conference in Washington, Photiou referred to bilateral relations with the United States, noting that “we have entered a new and unprecedented era in our relations.”

On the Cyprus problem, Photiou referred to efforts to resume negotiations, which were paused in 2017 in Crans Montana, Switzerland, when talks failed to deliver a plan for reunification.

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