Fidan's visit to the occupied areas after the elections in Cyprus
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is planning to visit the occupied areas of Cyprus. According to reports, this will be his first visit to the area after the victory of Tufan Erhürman in the elections held there.
The Republic of Cyprus and Greece consider visits to the occupied areas to be illegal, because the area has been under Turkish military occupation since 1974. Only Turkey recognises the pseudo-state of northern Cyprus, while the international community does not recognise it.
The Cyprus issue remains one of the most important matters in Greek-Turkish relations. Negotiations for a solution to the problem have been suspended for several years, and every new development in the area causes discussions both in Cyprus and in Athens.
So far there are no official announcements about the talks that will take place during the visit. Developments are expected in the coming days.
Sources: In.gr
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