TURKISH AND GREEK CYPRIOT YOUTHS DO NOT BELIEVE THAT A “FEDERATION” IS THE BEST SOLUTION
The Turkish and Greek Cypriot youths do not believe that a “federation” is the best solution for the Cyprus problem.
Results of a survey, carried out by the UNDP-ACT in cooperation with the University of Nicosia in South Cyprus and the Cyprus Social and Economic Research Centre KADEM, were announced yesterday.
According to the survey, 41% of Turkish youth believes that a two-state solution will be the best way to settle the Cyprus problem whilst 30% of Greek Cypriots did so.
This reflects a 20% rise in the number of Greek Cypriots and a 18% rise in the number of Turkish Cypriots supporting a two-state solution compared to the survey carried out between November 2007 and March 2008.
The percentage of those supporting a federation is very low.
Only 4% of Turkish youth is in support of a federation whilst 20% of Greek Cypriots did so.
The number of those supporting a confederation is also very low.
Just 6% of Turks believe that a confederation is the best solution to the Cyprus question whilst 5% of Greek Cypriots did so.
26% of Turkish youth and 9% of Greek Cypriot youth said they thought the continuation of the current situation would be the best solution to settle the Cyprus issue.
The survey also contained questions on national identity, the European Union, religion and health.
anybody knows what was the results for above .
