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[Bananiot]

“What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges”Ledra Palace, Sunday, 26 June 2011, 11.15 am.

You are cordially invited to the Public Conference on “What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges” to be held at the Ledra Palace Hotel on Sunday, 26 June, at 11.15 am.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Yasar Yakis, Chairman of the EU Committee in the Turkish Parliament and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Mr Michalis Papapetrou, former MP and Government Spokesman of the Republic of Cyprus.

Welcoming addresses will be made by H.E. the Australian High Commissioner Mr Evan Williams and the Head of the EU Commission Representation Mrs Androula Kaminara.

An opening address will also be made by Mr Chrysostomos Pericleous, on behalf of the Cyprus Academic Dialogue (CAD), to be followed by the announcement of a report that will have been prepared by CAD workshops the previous day.

Keynote speakers will answer questions and comment on points to be raised by the audience.

[DT.]

“What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges”Ledra Palace, Sunday, 26 June 2011, 11.15 am.

You are cordially invited to the Public Conference on “What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges” to be held at the Ledra Palace Hotel on Sunday, 26 June, at 11.15 am.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Yasar Yakis, Chairman of the EU Committee in the Turkish Parliament and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Mr Michalis Papapetrou, former MP and Government Spokesman of the Republic of Cyprus.

Welcoming addresses will be made by H.E. the Australian High Commissioner Mr Evan Williams and the Head of the EU Commission Representation Mrs Androula Kaminara.

An opening address will also be made by Mr Chrysostomos Pericleous, on behalf of the Cyprus Academic Dialogue (CAD), to be followed by the announcement of a report that will have been prepared by CAD workshops the previous day.

Keynote speakers will answer questions and comment on points to be raised by the audience.

Chairman of EU Committee on the Turkish Parliament, High Commissioner, Head of EU Commission representation......I can understand all of them. What the hell is Papapetrou doing there? My local kiosk is owned by a former MP, papapetrou is not even a recent former MP....think he was in about 3 parliaments ago.

[halil]

“What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges”Ledra Palace, Sunday, 26 June 2011, 11.15 am.

You are cordially invited to the Public Conference on “What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges” to be held at the Ledra Palace Hotel on Sunday, 26 June, at 11.15 am.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Yasar Yakis, Chairman of the EU Committee in the Turkish Parliament and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Mr Michalis Papapetrou, former MP and Government Spokesman of the Republic of Cyprus.

Welcoming addresses will be made by H.E. the Australian High Commissioner Mr Evan Williams and the Head of the EU Commission Representation Mrs Androula Kaminara.

An opening address will also be made by Mr Chrysostomos Pericleous, on behalf of the Cyprus Academic Dialogue (CAD), to be followed by the announcement of a report that will have been prepared by CAD workshops the previous day.

Keynote speakers will answer questions and comment on points to be raised by the audience.

Thanks for the information bananiot, I will try to come on sunday.
also it will be great to see and listen our friend Papapetrou...... I hope all coffee club members will attend as well. pls inform them as well if i could not come on saturday.
pls share this information at facebook as well.

[Bananiot]

Michalis Papapetrou is one of the few remaining sane persons on this island. To his credit, he is no longer an MP nor is he the Government Spokesman any more. However, this is a typical DT response, he has nothing to say on the essence of the Conference, but he tries to descredit it by referring to a participant and his main weapon is that Papapetrou does not hold a public office. It does not get more weird.

[SKI-preo]

H.E. the Australian High Commissioner Mr Evan Williams

A day ago buggerlugs spent several hours telling us that Australia was irrelevant. Now this. Australia will be in the security council shortly.

[Pyrpolizer]

“What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges”Ledra Palace, Sunday, 26 June 2011, 11.15 am.

You are cordially invited to the Public Conference on “What should be done towards a United Federal Cyprus: Opportunities and Challenges” to be held at the Ledra Palace Hotel on Sunday, 26 June, at 11.15 am.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Yasar Yakis, Chairman of the EU Committee in the Turkish Parliament and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Mr Michalis Papapetrou, former MP and Government Spokesman of the Republic of Cyprus.

Welcoming addresses will be made by H.E. the Australian High Commissioner Mr Evan Williams and the Head of the EU Commission Representation Mrs Androula Kaminara.

An opening address will also be made by Mr Chrysostomos Pericleous, on behalf of the Cyprus Academic Dialogue (CAD), to be followed by the announcement of a report that will have been prepared by CAD workshops the previous day.

Keynote speakers will answer questions and comment on points to be raised by the audience.

Bananiot hold on for a minute. If Papapetrou is one of the 2 main speakers we already know what he will say. Bring the ANAN plan BACK. I don't think the Turkish MP will say anything different either. So why should I attend a conference when I already disagree with everything they will say?
Do you think any of the speakers would say that Turkey doesn't want a solution so whatever anyone would try is just pointless?

[Pyrpolizer]

Furthermore these bi-communal groups who have this naive attitude of blaming equally both sides as a means of keeping them together as a group make me sick. I totally disagree that both sides are to blame. It is by 99% the Turkish side and their local puppets that are to blame. Christofias is doing his very best under THESE circumstances.

[Viewpoint]

Furthermore these bi-communal groups who have this naive attitude of blaming equally both sides as a means of keeping them together as a group make me sick. I totally disagree that both sides are to blame. It is by 99% the Turkish side and their local puppets that are to blame. Christofias is doing his very best under THESE circumstances.

And I believe its 99.9% the GC fault for being greedy arrogant and despot towards finding solution which is not their real priority how could it be they have everything they want.

[Kikapu]

Bananiot, since I won't be able to accept your invitation to attend, would you please ask the question to the panel on my behalf as to when will the "trnc" (Turkey) finally stop their Taksim Dreams in order to have a settlement for Cyprus in the 21st century based on True Federation, True Democracy, Human Rights, International laws and the EU Principles. Thanks.

[Bananiot]

This is just the first of a series of conferences. People with diverse views will be participating in those to follow. Regarding the Annan Plan, Papapetrou is clever enough to know that it is history. It cannot be brought back. Simply, the next plan will not be as good as the Annan Plan in the same way the Annan Plan was not as good as the previous one. You see Pyrpolyser, brave words (or deeds) cannot save the day, and Cyprus. Reality is harsher and the sooner we accept this the more we can save.