Cyprus leaders agree on crossings and steps toward renewed talks
Politics · First reported 9 Nov, 15:54 · Updated 16:40
Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders agreed to open two crossings and cooperate on emergency responses and archival materials, as part of a UN-backed effort to resume peace talks.
- The leaders agreed to open two new border crossings.
- They also agreed to coordinate emergency responses and share archival materials as part of a UN-backed effort to resume peace talks.
- The agreement follows nearly a decade of deadlock, according to both reports.
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- Agreed crossings
- Two new border crossings.
- Other agreed steps
- Coordinate emergency responses and share archival materials.
- Reported current crossings
- The two new crossings would bring the number open to 11, according to Al Jazeera citing Cypriot media.
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