2nd Cyprus Conference 2017

Since the 2nd Geneva Conference was held without preconditions and all issues were discussed with the hope of achieving a solution, he hoped that an agreement could be reached after Geneva if "there is an intention from both sides". According to reports, the proposals consisted of a packag...

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Published in:Defence Journal 2017-08, Vol.21 (1), p.74
Main Author: Khan, Mehmood-Ul-Hassan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agreements
Anastasiades, Nicos
Citizenship
Conferences
Coordination
Equal rights
Equality
Erdogan, Recep Tayyip
Federal government
Federalism
Government executives
Human rights
International conferences
Legislatures
Negotiations
Political leadership
Political parties
Politics
Presidents
Prime ministers
Prosperity
Representation
Territorial transfers
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Summary:Since the 2nd Geneva Conference was held without preconditions and all issues were discussed with the hope of achieving a solution, he hoped that an agreement could be reached after Geneva if "there is an intention from both sides". According to reports, the proposals consisted of a package understanding covering the entire six chapters in the Cyprus negotiations, followed by a mini package concept that would include the main topics selected from different chapters. Conclusion It is advisable for two sides to have the new federal government that would have powers over external relations, EU policies, citizenship, budget matters, and economic coordination. [...]one side would hold the portfolio of foreign minister and the other side would hold the EU portfolio. Both sides should have a Senate, equally represented, and a House proportionally represented based on population. [...]both must agree on a new judicial court that would have equal Turkish and Greek Cypriot representation and an agreement that Cyprus would be represented in the European Parliament by four Greek and two Turkish Cypriot members of parliament.
ISSN:0257-2141