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The Cyprus issue has been a divided island since 1974. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is a state recognized only by Türkiye. The Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus is accepted as a valid administration by the international community. Pyla village is a unified settlement under the control of the UN Force and inhabited by members of both communities.
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) President Tufan Erhürman and Greek Cypriot Administration Leader Nikos Hristodulidis attended the 6th Pile Peace Festival.
The address of the festival was the village of Pile, where Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots live together.
The two leaders ate at the same table at the event held in the village under the control of the United Nations (UN) Peace Force. They watched the speeches and demonstrations together.
However, the Greek leader, who appeared before members of the press before the festival, made statements targeting the Turkish side regarding the opening of new crossing gates. He argued that the progress of the process depends on political will. He reminded the United Nations Secretary-General's proposal regarding crossing gates.
He claimed that the Personal Representative of the UN Secretary-General, Maria Angela Holguin, knew which side responded positively to the proposal and which side responded negatively. He also claimed that there was an argument with one of the parties due to the response given.
ERHÜRMAN DID NOT RESPOND
TRNC President Erhürman did not respond to the Greek leader's statements during the festival. He stated that he preferred to remain silent so as not to spoil the positive atmosphere of the event.
The festival, which was the first social event that Erhürman and Hristodulidis attended together as leaders, ended with a live music concert.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Technical talks on crossing gates will be held and an announcement can be expected in the short term.
Likely · Within weeks
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