The AKEL's new "fire" for inaction on the part of the government for not reopening the Cyprus consultations, the President's Office responds.
Specifically, in a written statement in response, the Government Spokesman, Marios Pelekanos, notes that "unfortunately, AKEL's divisive and nihilistic egoism continues today with the blaming of the Greek Cypriot side, claiming that the failure to resume the dialogue after Crans Montana is due to inaction on the part of the President of the Republic".
"In lieu of any other response", Mr. Pelekanos, "the AKEL leadership is invited to be informed by its negotiator and current candidate for the presidential elections, Mr Andreas Mavroyiannis, about the uninterrupted interventions, meetings with the Secretary General, UN initiatives (appointment of Ms Lute etc.), convergences on the common basis for the resumption of the dialogue in Berlin in November 2019, to limit ourselves to the bare minimum, since Mr. We are sure that Mavroyiannis will keep them fully informed, in terms of the calendar, of the efforts we have made to resume the talks from the point where they were terminated in Crans-Montana".
"It is time for AKEL to realise that opposition narratives only justify Turkey's revisionist behaviour," he concludes.
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