Presidential elections and the Cyprus problem were discussed by the Secretary General of AKEL and the Famagusta for Cyprus Initiative.
The upcoming presidential elections, the situation in the Cyprus problem and the accumulated economic and social problems facing Cyprus were among the issues discussed today by AKEL Secretary General Stefanos Stefanou with a delegation of the 'Famagusta for Cyprus' initiative.
According to a party statement, on behalf of AKEL, the meeting was attended by MP and Party Press Spokesman George Koukumas and C.E. member Vakis Charalambous, while on behalf of the "Famagusta for Cyprus" Initiative, the President of the Movement Pieros Karoullas, the Deputy President Michael Christou Kittos and Christakis Nikita attended the meeting.
As mentioned, Mr. Stefanou referred to the procedures followed for the formulation of AKEL's decisions for the presidential elections and the party's priorities in relation to the Cyprus problem, the need for a new development model in the country, the modernisation of the state and the fight against corruption. Stefanou reiterated the need to break the deadlock and restart the negotiations on the agreed basis and framework and from the point where they were stopped in Crans Montana and underlined that without a solution to the Cyprus problem the problems will be much greater and the Cypriot people will be condemned to live in conditions of danger and permanent insecurity.
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