The "suplex" reacts to the references to the International Organisation of Francophonie's decisions on the Cyprus problem. The view that the
International Organisation of Francophonie ignores the rights of the Turkish Cypriot community is put forward in a new statement by the "
Ministry of Foreign Affairs".[/P]
"The decisions taken by the International Organisation of Francophonie at its 18th Summit held in Djerba, Tunisia on 19-20 November 2020 contain elements related to the Cyprus problem. The biased approach of the aforementioned organization, of which the Greek Cypriot side is a unilateral observer member, ignores the rights and interests of the Turkish Cypriot people and does not coincide with the current reality in Cyprus", the statement of the "Plex" reads.
The "suplex" claims that in Cyprus "there are two peoples with different language, religion and culture and the Turkish Cypriot people have a separate state" and adds that "the fact that the resolution contains expressions such as reunification of Cyprus, its people and its institutions, as well as reference to outdated models, is unacceptable to us".
"The model of a bicommunal, bizonal federation, which has been negotiated for more than 50 years, has finally ended due to the uncompromising stance of the Greek Cypriot side," the "supermax" also claims, which reiterates the position on the recognition of sovereign equality, on which the international community is invited to focus.
Source: CNA
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