An important step has been taken towards advancing the negotiations concerning the Cyprus issue. It has been announced that an agreement has been reached to increase the frequency of meetings between President Hristodulidis of the Greek Administration and President Tufan Erhürman.
According to reports from the Greek press, following a meeting between chief negotiator Menelaos Menelaou and President Erhürman’s advisor Mehmet Dana, both sides agreed on the necessity for more frequent meetings between the leaders. This new approach is significant for conducting the negotiations more effectively.
The upcoming meeting scheduled for next Wednesday is expected to determine how often the leaders will convene. Sources indicate that this meeting will be closely monitored due to its importance.
Additionally, it was noted that no decisions capable of changing the situation on the ground were made during the negotiators’ meeting held on Thursday, and Menelaou and Dana reviewed the agenda for the leaders’ meeting. This highlights a critical situation regarding the future of the negotiations.
Although no further negotiator meetings are planned yet, it is reported that both parties are ready to come together again if necessary. This means that Menelaou and Dana are anticipated to remain prepared by taking all necessary precautions until next Wednesday.
Source: www.diyaloggazetesi.com
