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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 02-09-03

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From: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>


CONTENTS

  • [01] Kasoulides to represent President at UN General Assembly
  • [02] Turkish Cypriots to emigrate due to Turkey's plans
  • [03] Puccini’s Turandot opens on September 6
  • [04] Kypria 2002 continues cultural presentations
  • [05] Conference on airport development begins
  • [06] Vassiliou says Europe not ready to set dates for Turkey
  • [07] Cyprus Stock Exchange
  • [08] Turkish handball team will travel to Cyprus via Athens
  • [09] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
  • [10] Vassiliou: The international community will submit documents
  • [11] Collective responsibility is the key to sustainability, says minister
  • [12] Ecumenical Dialogue calls on Turkey to respect religious sites
  • [13] Germany expects Cyprus to become full EU member soon
  • [14] UN-led peace talks continue in Nicosia
  • [15] US: New options and alternatives must be found for Cyprus

  • [01] Kasoulides to represent President at UN General Assembly

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    Kasoulides to represent President at UN General Assembly

    [02] Turkish Cypriots to emigrate due to Turkey's plans

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    Turkish Cypriots to emigrate due to Turkey's plans

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) - Turkish Cypriots are preparing to emigrate from the island due to Turkey's plans to annex the areas it occupies since 1974, according to Turkish Cypriot newspaper "Afrika", which adds that Turkey is planning to send more settlers to Cyprus to replace the emigrants.

    The daily accuses Turkey of blocking the way of the Turkish Cypriots towards a solution of the Cyprus problem and accession to the European Union and wonders: "For how long will the UN and the EU ignore the fact that Turkey keeps the Turkish Cypriots hostage for the sake of its own strategic interests?"

    In yesterday's issue, "Afrika" notes that the preconditions Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash "lays on the table are not the views of the Turkish Cypriots but the preconditions of Ankara".

    [03] Puccini’s Turandot opens on September 6

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    Puccinis Turandot opens on September 6

    by Argyro Aggelidou

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) The medieval castle of Paphos, in western Cyprus, is preparing to welcome Giacomo Puccinis last opera Turandot from September 6-8, to be performed by the National Opera of Poland, within the framework of the Pafos Aphrodite Festival (PAF).

    Paphos Mayor and RAF chairman, Phidias Sarikas," told CNA that the festival upgrades and portrays Paphos and Cyprus abroad as a destination which hosts high-standard productions.

    He said already, next year another Puccini favourite, Tosca, will be presented with the cooperation of the famous Italian theatre, Arena di Verona.

    [04] Kypria 2002 continues cultural presentations

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    "Kypria 2002" continues cultural presentations

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) - The second and last concert of the European Union Youth Orchestra was given last night in Nicosia, in the context of the International Festival "Kypria 2002", in the presence of President Glafcos Clerides.

    The concert, conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy with the participation of the Choir of the Greek Radio and Television Network and the Choir of Makedonia, opened with the national hymn of the Republic of Cyprus and the European Anthem, also known as "Ode to Joy" from the 9th Symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven.

    Also participating in the concert were soloists Inger Dam-Jensen (soprano), Hilary Summers (contralto), Klaus Schneider (Tenor) and Kyros Patsalides (baritone).

    [05] Conference on airport development begins

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    Conference on airport development begins

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA)- Minister of Communications and Works Averof Neophytou said here today that his ministry will continue to make every effort to ensure a transparent and fair tendering procedure for the concession contract for the development and operation of the Larnaka and Pafos International Airports.

    In his welcoming address to the two-day Bidders' Conference for the development of both airports, Neophytou said that during the conference members of the five pre-elected joint ventures will have the opportunity to be directly informed on the use and operation of Cypriot airports.

    "A transparent and fair tendering procedure will ensure that the Concession Contract will be awarded to the best-evaluated bidder," Neophytou said.

    [06] Vassiliou says Europe not ready to set dates for Turkey

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    Vassiliou says Europe not ready to set dates for Turkey

    Larnaca, Sep 3 (CNA) - Europe is not prepared to give any definite dates regarding Turkey's European Union accession course, Cyprus' Chief Negotiator with the EU George Vassiliou said here today.

    [07] Cyprus Stock Exchange

    
    
    
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    Cyprus Stock Exchange Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) - The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index closed at today's stock exchange meeting as follows: CSE General Index 86,90 (-0,49) Traded Value CYP 367.107 FTSE/CYSE 20 CYP 95.826 349,68 (-0,53) Sectoral Indices Banks CYP 31.606 97,15 (-0,34) Approved Investment Companies CYP 9.216 82,23 (-0,07) Insurance Companies CYP 2.422 21,56 (-1,33) Manufacturing Companies CYP 25.228 60,54 (-0,21) Tourism Companies CYP 8.801 109,79 (-0,37) Trading Companies CYP 8.360 18,96 ( 0,26) Building and Cement Companies CYP 10.002 56,56 ( 0,89) Énformation Technology Companies CYP 30.233 3,67 (-5,66) Financial Services Companies CYP 17.929 13,17 (-1,27) Fish Culture Companies CYP 7.707 17,22 (-7,96) Hotels CYP 21.425 48,36 (-0,31) Other Companies CYP 71.052 83,54 (-1,22) * The third column presents the percentage variation of

    [08] Turkish handball team will travel to Cyprus via Athens

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    Turkish handball team will travel to Cyprus via Athens

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) -- Turkish women's handball team Uskudar will travel to Cyprus for next week's game with Latsia women's handball team and will enter the country through a legal port of entry.

    The Turkish team will travel September 7 from Constantinople (Istanbul) to Larnaca International Airport via Athens and return to Turkey September 9, following the same route.

    [09] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus

    
    
    
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    Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) - Today's weather and temperatures for Cyprus, according to the Meteorological Service at Larnaca International Airport are: Temperatures (degrees Celcius) --------------------------------------------------------------- Station Maximum Minimum Weather (At 1200 UTC) --------------------------------------------------------------- Nicosia 32 20 FINE Larnaca 32 22 FINE Limassol 31 23 FINE Paphos 30 21 FAIR

    [10] Vassiliou: The international community will submit documents

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    Vassiliou: The international community will submit documents

    Larnaca, Sep 3 (CNA) -- Cyprus Chief Negotiator with the European Union George Vassiliou said he expects the international community to submit documents regarding the settlement of the problem of Cyprus, divided since the Turkish invasion of 1974.

    [11] Collective responsibility is the key to sustainability, says minister

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    Collective responsibility key to sustainability, says Minister

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA)- "All definitions of sustainable development encompass collective responsibility," stressed Minister of Agriculture, Natural Resources and the Environment Costas Themistokleous, speaking at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg.

    Themistokleous told the Earth Summit that its success will depend on whether the states manage to create conditions of equitable terms of exchange between them.

    [12] Ecumenical Dialogue calls on Turkey to respect religious sites

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    Ecumenical Dialogue calls on Turkey to respect religious sites

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) -- A meeting between the Orthodox Church and the European People's Party (Christian Democrats), the sixth Ecumenical Dialogue, has noted for the first time in its conclusions the pillage of Cyprus churches in the island's Turkish occupied areas.

    [13] Germany expects Cyprus to become full EU member soon

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    Germany expects Cyprus to become full EU member soon

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) -- Germany expects that Cyprus will soon become a full member of the European Union, the country's new Ambassador here Jochen Trebesch has said, assuring that his country will do everything possible to contribute towards this direction and to help UN Secretary General's efforts for a solution to the Cyprus problem.

    [14] UN-led peace talks continue in Nicosia

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    UN-led peace talks continue in Nicosia

    Nicosia, Sep 3 (CNA) -- Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash had here today their last meeting, within the framework of the UN-led Cyprus talks, prior to their departure for Paris, where they will meet Friday with the UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.

    [15] US: New options and alternatives must be found for Cyprus

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    US:New options and alternatives must be found for Cyprus

    By Costas Iordanides

    Athens, Sep 3 (CNA) -- The United States believes that if the ongoing UN-led Cyprus peace talks do not bear fruit by mid-December, other options and alternatives must be examined, US State Department Special Coordinator for Cyprus Thomas Weston said today.

    Weston, who met here with the Greek Alternate Foreign Minister Tasos Yiannitsis, said that these options and alternatives should be determined by the UN Secretary General.

    He noted that a solution to the Cyprus problem is urgent and stressed that the US believes that the opportunity offered now for Cyprus never existed in the past and this is partly due to Cyprus' forthcoming accession to the EU.


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