Diplomatic efforts are being made to make the necessary corrections to the draft reports of the UN Secretary General, so that what is recorded corresponds to reality, President Nicos Anastasiades said today.
In his remarks, the President of the Republic said that "as President of the Republic, for the last time of course, but also as a human being, I would like to express my warmest wishes for health, better days for our country, and most importantly, let the new year mark a new beginning for the prevention and reversal of what Turkey has been seeking for decades. I wish each and every one of our fellow citizens health, progress and our country prosperity."
Asked what his first goal for 2023 is, the President replied "to rest for a while and then decide how to be active no longer actively or intervening, from what I hear (being said), in politics or intervening to create either positively or negatively."
Asked what his first goal is for 2023, the President replied "to rest for a while and then decide how to be active no longer or intervening, from what I hear (being said), in politics or intervening to create either positively or negatively. Of course a lifetime more than half my age I am committed to politics, I will never cease to be interested in what concerns our country."
Asked whether the government is satisfied with the wording of the draft of the UN Secretary General's reports, the President said "no doubt not, but we are talking about the draft. You should understand that diplomatic efforts are being made to make the necessary corrections so that what is recorded in the draft reflects reality, which at the moment the draft does not reflect that at all".
Asked to refer to the inauguration of the stadium within the buffer zone, the President said "it is for this reason that I say that the United Nations should be particularly careful, objective and the various movements or the various reports should record the mandates given by Security Council resolutions and particularly the parameters within which the Secretary-General and those of his representatives who are either in Cyprus or elsewhere should operate."
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