News from the President's Office part 2 of today
Posted: Fri 28 Nov 2014 5:36 pm
Turkish Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Bozkır held contacts in Sweden
Turkish Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Volkan Bozkır had official contacts in Sweden and within this framework met with Sweden’s Foreign Minister Margot Wallström. In his statement following the meeting, Bozkır said “We have discussed the issues regarding the solution of the Cyprus problem and prevention of Cyprus problem’s negative effects on the EU process. We have also discussed Greek Cypriot Administration’s decision of suspending the negotiations with a wrong perception and the importance of resumption of negotiations as soon as possible. Sweden is ready to give all sorts of support and to do whatever is necessary for the resumption of negotiations in the island”.
EU Commission is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Greek Cypriot Administration
According to the Greek Cypriot daily Alithia, EU Commission is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Greek Cypriot Administration regarding traffic violations and noncompliance with the information exchange regulation. Furthermore, EU Commission made a call to the Greek Cypriot Administration to apply the regulation regarding the sulfide gas emitted from the ships.
According to Alithia newspaper, EU Commission also warned the Greek Cypriot Administration to comply with regulations regarding the transportation companies.
AKEL gave a warning: “If the negotiations do not resume, other options will be looked for”
AKEL stated that they have great concerns regarding the developments in the Cyprus problem and the handling of natural gas issues and called Anastasiades government to change the route and take over responsibility at least at the last moment. AKEL gave a warning “If the negotiations do not resume, other options will be found”.
Turkish Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Volkan Bozkır had official contacts in Sweden and within this framework met with Sweden’s Foreign Minister Margot Wallström. In his statement following the meeting, Bozkır said “We have discussed the issues regarding the solution of the Cyprus problem and prevention of Cyprus problem’s negative effects on the EU process. We have also discussed Greek Cypriot Administration’s decision of suspending the negotiations with a wrong perception and the importance of resumption of negotiations as soon as possible. Sweden is ready to give all sorts of support and to do whatever is necessary for the resumption of negotiations in the island”.
EU Commission is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Greek Cypriot Administration
According to the Greek Cypriot daily Alithia, EU Commission is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Greek Cypriot Administration regarding traffic violations and noncompliance with the information exchange regulation. Furthermore, EU Commission made a call to the Greek Cypriot Administration to apply the regulation regarding the sulfide gas emitted from the ships.
According to Alithia newspaper, EU Commission also warned the Greek Cypriot Administration to comply with regulations regarding the transportation companies.
AKEL gave a warning: “If the negotiations do not resume, other options will be looked for”
AKEL stated that they have great concerns regarding the developments in the Cyprus problem and the handling of natural gas issues and called Anastasiades government to change the route and take over responsibility at least at the last moment. AKEL gave a warning “If the negotiations do not resume, other options will be found”.