Med9 Leaders Call for Cyprus Solution, ‘Mutually Beneficial’ Relations with Turkey
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Med9 leaders call for Cyprus solution, ‘mutually beneficial’ relations with Turkey
The leaders of the European Union’s ‘Med9’ states on Wednesday called for both a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem and “mutually beneficial” relations with Turkey as they met in the Croatian seaside city of Split. A joint declaration issued by the attending leaders stated that “we reiterate our commitment to a comprehensive settlement of […]
MED9's clear position that the Cyprus problem is a European issue. The Split Joint Declaration causes anger in Turkey.
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