halil wrote:Turkish Cypriot Side is to open a quadruple Cyprus summit, involving the two sides in Cyprus as well as Turkey and Greece.
At his weekly press briefing today, the Presidential Spokesperson Hasan Ercakica also left the door open for a quintet meeting on the Cyprus issue, involving Britain too.
The statements on a possible quintet meeting came amid today’s private meeting held between President Mehmet Ali Talat and the British High Commissioner in Cyprus Peter Millet at the Presidential Palace.
Yet, Mr Ercakica noted that there has been no certainty reached over the organization of such a summit.
The TRNC Presidential Spokesperson Ercakica said that Britain, one of the guarantor powers in Cyprus, seems to own a more active role in the Cyprus solution process recently.
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/cyprus27291.html
Four (or five) way talks involving the puppet regime are not possible because the RoC, Greece, and the UK (as well as the rest of the world) will not elevate the said puppet regime to the status of a participant in talks between sovereign states for the obvious reason that it is not a sovereign state.
This is merely a ploy to show that the RoC "does not want a settlement". The RoC responds by suggesting direct talks with the occupying power who similarly responds that such talks are not possible because the RoC is not recognised by the occupier.
