Efforts for a solution to continue until all people can live in conditions of security in Cyprus, says Interior Minister

The struggle will continue until all people in Cyprus can live in conditions of security and dignity, said on Friday Interior Minister Nicos Nouris at the unveiling ceremony in Limassol of a memorial for those missing or killed during the 1974 Turkish invasion.

He said the President of the Republic is making all efforts to restart negotiations to achieve a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem, for a bizonal, bicommunal federation with political equality as defined by UN Security Council resolutions and the principles and values of the EU.

This is the only solution that will lead to a functional and viable state, in the interest of both communities and will respect human rights, contribute to the welfare of its people and stability and peace in the region, he added.

Source: Cyprus News Agency

Dubai visit an indication of Cyprus – UAE close political ties, FM says

Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Christodoulides has said that his visit to Dubai constitutes an indication of the close political ties between Cyprus and the United Arab Emirates which have been developing in recent years, noting at the same time that the presence of a Cyprus kiosk in the Expo 2020 exhibition sends messages about the prospects of investments in the country.

In statements on the sidelines of a visit he paid the Expo 2020, Christodoulides said that he visited the Cypriot kiosk at Expo 2020, the biggest exhibition of countries which takes place every five years and is expected to have around 25 million visitors.

“I consider our country’s presence particularly important,” he noted.

Source: Cyprus News Agency

Cypriot diplomat Andreas Mavroyiannis elected member of the UN International Law Commission for 2023-2027

Cyprus’ diplomat Andreas Mavroyiannis was elected member of the UN International Law Commission for the 2023-2027 term.

The term of office of the thirty-four members of the International Law Commission for the 2017-2021 (extended to 2022) will expire at the end of 2022. The election of the members of the Commission for a five-year term beginning on 1 January 2023 (until 31 December 2027) took place, by secret ballot, at the 32nd meeting of the General Assembly at its seventy-sixth session, held on Friday, 12 November.

Source: Cyprus News Agency