Cyprus President satisfied over European Council Concusions
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiadis, expressed his satisfaction with the conclusions of the EU Summit, speaking to the press in Brussels after the end of the discussions of the EU27 leaders
In particular, the President of the Republic noted that "the extraordinary meeting of the European Council on the EU-Turkey strategic relationship and the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean ended, as you well know, early this morning. During the long meeting, there was an extensive discussion on ways to create the framework that will allow for an EU-Turkey partnership based on the principles and values of the Union and international law."
He noted that "the unanimous position, and I want to emphasise it, of all leaders, was as a prerequisite for this, to have a partnership, is the end of Turkey`s illegal actions to the detriment of the sovereign rights of Cyprus and
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In particular, the President of the Republic noted that "the extraordinary meeting of the European Council on the EU-Turkey strategic relationship and the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean ended, as you well know, early this morning. During the long meeting, there was an extensive discussion on ways to create the framework that will allow for an EU-Turkey partnership based on the principles and values of the Union and international law."
He noted that "the unanimous position, and I want to emphasise it, of all leaders, was as a prerequisite for this, to have a partnership, is the end of Turkey`s illegal actions to the detriment of the sovereign rights of Cyprus and
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