The deadlock in efforts to resolve the Cyprus problem was among the issues discussed by the President of the Republic on Wednesday, Nicos Anastasiades, with US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during his brief meetings with them on the sidelines of the Euro-Atlantic dinner held in Madrid.
President Anastasiades said in posts on his Twitter account that he had the privilege to talk with President Biden on the sidelines of the Euro-Atlantic dinner and that they discussed the situation in Ukraine. "I stressed that all EU and NATO countries, respectively, should join the sanctions against Russia if they want the sanctions against Russia to be effective."
He added that they exchanged views on the current impasse on the Cyprus issue. "I argued that with the help of the United States and other partners, a workable and viable solution is indeed possible."
Elsewhere, he said, he expressed his full support for President Biden's recent statements on women's right to choose. "Women's rights must be safeguarded," President Anastasiades noted.
In addition, the President said he was pleased with his brief meeting with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson. He added that he expressed his disappointment with regard to the lack of progress in efforts to resume negotiations on the Cyprus problem, adding that they agreed to return to the issue as soon as possible.
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