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Cyprus PIO: News Update in English, 97-04-18

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From: The Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office Server at <http://www.pio.gov.cy/>

News Update

Friday, 18/04/97


CONTENTS

  • [01] Bicommunal peace concert
  • [02] Greek and Turkish Cypriot women talk about Cyprus


[01] Bicommunal peace concert

Greek and Turkish Cypriot singers and composers joined together in Nicosia last night for the first bi-communal concert for peace and rapprochement.

The concert was organised by the Akel youth wing, Greek, Turkish and Turkish Cypriot youth groups and drew a capacity crowd of 8,000.

[02] Greek and Turkish Cypriot women talk about Cyprus

About 50 women from both communities of Cyprus gathered in Brussels yesterday for a three-day meeting organised by the European Commission and the Belgian Senate.

The meeting held under the title of "Give peace a chance - Women talk about Cyprus" is the initiative of former Belgian Minister and Senator Anne-Marie Lizin and Simone Susskind.

European Union External Affairs and Enlargement Commissioner, Hans van den Broek, who addressed the meeting, stressed the need for more communication between Greek and Turkish Cypriots as this would allay feelings of fear and mistrust.

"Political leaders would be encouraged to act more boldly if they felt in public opinion a burning desire to end the current deadlock", he said.

He described the present situation in Cyprus as "clearly untenable", saying that it carried enormous political and economic costs and placed an unacceptable burden on the people.

"Greek and Turkish Cypriots yearn for a political settlement which will enable all the inhabitants of Cyprus to live in peace and security", he said.


From the Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office (PIO) Server at http://www.pio.gov.cy/


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