Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece and President Nicos Anastasiades of Cyprus discussed on the phone the latest developments on the Cyprus issue and exchanged views ahead of the continuation of the conference on Cyprus, said a Cyprus government spokesman on his Twitter page on Sunday.
On Saturday, the two top officials agreed on the need to take advantage of the negotiations for a viable and fair solution of the Cyprus issue according to UN resolutions and Cyprus’ capacity as an EU member-state.
A press office announcement from the administration of PM Tspiras included the following:
“Greece and the Republic of Cyprus come to the negotiations for the safety and the guarantees with determination and comprehensive proposals based on their principles and far away from anachronistic logics and approaches. For a re-united Cyprus without occupation troops and guarantees for the interest of all the people of Cyprus”.
(source: ana-mpa)
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