The Famagusta Initiative For Cyprus says that there is no need for the parliamentary parties to look back to the past.
The Famagusta Initiative For Cyprus in a press release on Wednesday refers to the dialogue started by parliamentary parties on Grivas and Makarios, expressing the belief that such flashbacks to the past are completely unnecessary and are meant to polarize, divide and create tensions between the parties and the electorate.
It further expresses the view that the political system, especially the parties, should focus on the real problems facing society and citizens, which are accuracy and inflation, on ways to break the deadlock in the talks and reverse the course towards partition, on the elimination of partisanship and corruption and the elimination of all forms of inequality and discrimination.
The Famagusta Initiative for Cyprus concludes by stating that the Cypriot people must decide for themselves to take steps forward and in order to achieve this, public dialogue must take place within the framework of rationality and modernization of the state and not in the context of past history and divisive monologues.
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