Nicosia: Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis announced that the Cyprus issue has been elevated to the highest international level, presenting a renewed opportunity for resolution. The minister emphasized the significance of recent developments, including the appointment of a Personal Envoy by the UN Secretary-General and an informal meeting held
Nicosia: Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis announced that the Cyprus issue has been elevated to the highest international level, presenting a renewed opportunity for resolution. The minister emphasized the significance of recent developments, including the appointment of a Personal Envoy by the UN Secretary-General and an informal meeting held
Nicosia: Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis announced that the Cyprus issue has been elevated to the highest international level, presenting a renewed opportunity for resolution. The minister emphasized the significance of recent developments, including the appointment of a Personal Envoy by the UN Secretary-General and an informal meeting held
Nicosia: Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis announced that the Cyprus issue has been elevated to the highest international level, presenting a renewed opportunity for resolution. The minister emphasized the significance of recent developments, including the appointment of a Personal Envoy by the UN Secretary-General and an informal meeting held
Nicosia: Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis announced that the Cyprus issue has been elevated to the highest international level, presenting a renewed opportunity for resolution. The minister emphasized the significance of recent developments, including the appointment of a Personal Envoy by the UN Secretary-General and an informal meeting held
Larnaca: Minister of Transport, Communications, and Works, Alexis Vafeades, announced on Thursday steps towards the redevelopment of the Larnaca port and marina following a Cabinet meeting. The measures aim to modernise the area while laying the groundwork for future investments. According to Cyprus News Agency, the management, operation, and maintenance
