Another meeting tomorrow!

No1Doyen


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Message Posted:
31/05/2011 21:02

http://www.brtk.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=28649:kudret-oezersay-and-yorgos-yakovu-met-this-morning&catid=5:kktc&Itemid=28

President Dervis Eroglu and the leader of the Greek Cypriot Administration Dimitris Christofias will come together at 10am tomorrow morning following a two week break in the talks.

The meeting will take place at the usual venue, the residence of the Chief of Mission Lisa Buttenhiem.

Meanwhile the two representatives of the leaders met today. (here’s more).

The Special representative of President Derviş Eroğlu Kudret Özersay and the Greek Cypriot leader Dimitris Christofias’ aide Yorgos Yakovu met this morning, ahead of tomorrow’s leaders meeting.

The two aides met at 10:30 in the morning at the UN controlled Buffer Zone.

The representatives continued discussions of policing issues.

The outcome of today’s meeting will be discussed during the leaders meeting tomorrow.

No1Doyen


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Message Posted:
31/05/2011 21:03

Is there anything left to talk about?

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
31/05/2011 21:37

Realism Bill , Realism



Turkey is helping keep these talks going just as much as Mr E would rather not....



Whether Mr C could carry any decision to the people.. as it will look like an Annan with even less rights for GCs than 2004 is another matter !

Brinsley


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Message Posted:
31/05/2011 21:39

Another free lunch!



Richard

andre514


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Message Posted:
31/05/2011 21:56

mark message 3:



aren't you getting a bit ahead of yourself?



the last meetings discussed policing...

of all things

but it is understood that there is little or no

convergance on the critical issues of land

and security



this might sound hypocritical but I would be

the first to congratulate the negociators

if anything ever gets as far as a referendum

in our forseeable future



but at least compenastion proposals will

give north cyprus holiday flats and the poor

local economy that much-needed shot in

the arm



as regards "looks like an annan" you

implicitly seem to doubt it would be

any more acceptable than last time:



so, if label myself a sceptic and you a

a hopeful, nonetheless the logic of your

actual posting...

places yourself firmly in the sceptic camp



surprise, surprise!