The President of the Republic must immediately convene a permanent session of the National Council in order to collectively assess the prolonged stalemate on the Cyprus problem and the dangers posed by it, but above all to discuss and draw up a new action plan and a new strategy for the salvation of our country, Marios Iliades, candidate for the presidency of the Republic, said in a statement on the occasion of President Anastasiades' recent statement on the talks in Crans-Montana. Iliades, during the President's speech in Peristerona, with the reference to Crans Montana, he showed "that what interests and concerns him more is his personal posterity and not the prolonged stalemate on the Cyprus problem and the looming danger of the partition of our country", adding that what should be sought should be "the intensification of efforts for the immediate resumption of negotiations for the salvation and reunification of our Cyprus for the benefit of all its inhabitants, Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, Maronites and Latins".
He also mentions that in his latest report G.UN Secretary General blames both sides for the evolution of the talks in Crans Montana, speaking of "mistrust on both sides and reluctance to resume negotiations", concluding that "current circumstances, changes in geopolitical interests and the maximization of the importance of Europe's energy independence offer us opportunities".
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