So Talat sent a letter to the UN on the 3rd of April expressing concerns about the procedure and suggesting we forget about them and start discussing the Anan Plan?
Papers say full text is in Yeniduzen of 11 April
observer wrote:This is a bizarre transforming of the truth about a person (Talat) who came to power on a wave of popular support wanting unification. Since then he has been accused of just about everything you can think of by the GC government who show no signs of wanting unification - only going back to domination again.
The agreement last year was to talk about simple things to make the ordinary citizen's life easier and build confidence between the two communites. Things like telephones and mail, environmental issues and so on. Papadopoulos immediately ensured that these talks would not take place by putting on the agenda big topics like land, settlers, Turkish Army etc. Even the UN, in diplomatic language, said that he was not telling the truth of what had been agreed.
Papadopolous has succeeded in putting everything back to at least 1974, and in mind-set even somewhere before that. Strange that a GC/EOKA/Akritas Plan man should be so keen on the TRNC's continued existance.
observer wrote: The agreement last year was to talk about simple things to make the ordinary citizen's life easier and build confidence between the two communites. Things like telephones and mail, environmental issues and so on. Papadopoulos immediately ensured that these talks would not take place by putting on the agenda big topics like land, settlers, Turkish Army etc. Even the UN, in diplomatic language, said that he was not telling the truth of what had been agreed.
observer wrote:This is a bizarre transforming of the truth about a person (Talat) who came to power on a wave of popular support wanting unification.
observer wrote:Since then he has been accused of just about everything you can think of by the GC government who show no signs of wanting unification - only going back to domination again.
observer wrote:The agreement last year was to talk about simple things to make the ordinary citizen's life easier and build confidence between the two communites. Things like telephones and mail, environmental issues and so on. Papadopoulos immediately ensured that these talks would not take place by putting on the agenda big topics like land, settlers, Turkish Army etc.
Agreement of 8th July 2006
Agreement between the President of the Republic Mr Tassos Papadopoulos and the Turkish Cypriot leader Mr Mehmet Ali Talat (8 July 2006)
Set of Principles
1. Commitment to the unification of Cyprus based on a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation and political equality, as set out in the relevant Security Council resolutions.
2. Recognition of the fact that the status quo is unacceptable and that its prolongation would have negative consequences for the Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
3. Commitment to the proposition that a comprehensive settlement is both desirable and possible, and should not be further delayed.
4. Agreement to begin a process immediately, involving bi-communal discussion of issues that affect the day to day life of the people and concurrently those that concern substantive issues, both of which will contribute to a comprehensive settlement.
5. Commitment to ensure that the "right atmosphere" prevails for this process to be successful. In that connection, confidence building measures are essential, both in terms of improving the atmosphere and improving the life of all Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Also in that connection, an end must be put to the so-called "blame game".
Decision by the two leaders
The Technical Committees on issues that affect the day to day life of people will commence by the end of July provided that, at the same time, the two Leaders will also have exchanged a list of issues of substance and its contents to be studied by expert bi-communal working groups and finalized by the Leaders.
The two Leaders will meet further, from time to time as appropriate, to give directions to the expert bi-communal working groups as well as to review the work of the Technical Committees.
http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... enDocument
Even the UN, in diplomatic language, said that he was not telling the truth of what had been agreed.
Papadopolous has succeeded in putting everything back to at least 1974, and in mind-set even somewhere before that.
Strange that a GC/EOKA/Akritas Plan man should be so keen on the TRNC's continued existance.
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