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Cyprus talks resume with leaders focusing on economic matters

Cyrprus leaders at site of talks, 24 February 2010 

Nicosia, 4 March – The Cyprus peace talks resumed today, with the leaders of the island's two main communities focussing on what the economy of a future reunited country could look like.  The negotiations are being held under United Nations auspices. 

Following today's meeting, Alexander Downer, the Secretary-General's Special Adviser on Cyprus, said Greek Cypriot Leader Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat "have been working well through" the issues currently on the agenda of the talks.  He announced that the next meeting of the leaders will take place on 16 March. 

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Secretary-General's Report to Security Council

The present report on the United Nations operation in Cyprus covers developments from 11 May to 20 November 2009 and brings up to date the record of activities carried out by the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) pursuant to Security Council resolution 186 (1964) and subsequent Council resolutions, most recently resolution 1873 (2009).

SG report S/2009/609 - Nov 09 (on UNFICYP)

SG report S/2009/610 - Nov 09 (on Good Offices)

Previous reports:

SG report S/2009/248 - May 09

SG report S/2008/744 - Dec 08 

SG report S/2008/353 - May 08

SG report S/2007/699 - Dec 07

Amendment to report S/2007/699 

Crossing Details

 This graph shows the number of people crossing the UN-controlled buffer zone from north to south and vice-versa in the last three months.  With the opening of Ledra Street on 3 April 2008, there are now six crossing points between the north and the south of the island.  The first crossing points were opened in 2003.

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