Nothing can come from old understanding of decades-old issue, says Turkish Cypriot President Ersin Tatar Muhammet İkbal Arslan | 28.04.2021
LEFKOSA, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
Turkish Cyprus is standing firm on the need for a two-state solution, the president of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus said on Wednesday, day two of informal UN talks in Geneva on the island.
“We expressed our own views clearly. Of course, there is no change in our position and there won’t be,” Ersin Tatar told journalists in Geneva after his 40-minute presentation on the issue.
“We explained our position (on a two-state solution) in the given time frame in detail and with justification” at the 5+1 talks – both parties on the island, with guarantor countries Turkey, Greece, and the UK, plus the UN – he said.
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