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Cyprus News Agency: News in English (PM), 00-06-30
[01] UNFICYP - Measures - Reaction
[02] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[03] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[04] Cyprus government - Turkish Cypriot measures against UNFICYP
[05] Cypriot and Swedish municipalities - Cooperation
[06] Cyprus - Council of Europe - Parliamentary Assembly
[07] Cyprus - Sri Lanka - Shipping agreement
[08] UNFICYP - Denktash - Protest
[09] House President - Parties - UNFICYP
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[01] UNFICYP - Measures - Reaction
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) -- UN Acting Resident Representative, Zbigniew
Wlosowicz will be meeting this afternoon Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf
Denktash, a day after the illegal Turkish Cypriot regime in occupied Cyprus
announced restrictions in the movement of UNFICYP.
UNFICYP spokesperson Sarah Russell told CNA that Wlosowicz will meet
Denktash to discuss "the measures which are in place and have taken
effect".
CNA MM/EC/2000
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[02] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) -- Today's weather and temperatures for Cyprus,
according to the Meteorological Service at Larnaca International Airport
are:
Temperatures (degrees Celcius)
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Station Maximum Minimum Weather
(At 1200 UTC)
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Nicosia 35 19 FINE
Larnaca 33 21 FINE
Limassol 30 22 FINE
Paphos 29 18 FINE
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[03] Cyprus Stock Exchange
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) -- The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index
closed at today's stock exchange meeting as follows:
CSE General Index 471.85 (-2.72)
Traded Value CYP 32,402,666
Sectural Indices
Banks CYP 6,487,088 559.28 (-3.19)
Approved Investment
Companies CYP 3,884,092 357.70 (-1.88)
Insurance Companies CYP 699,252 330.74 (-4.67)
Manufacturing Companies CYP 2,917,363 168.09 (-3.36)
Tourism Companies CYP 2,516,403 408.05 (-1.44)
Trading Companies CYP 3,607,481 181.62 (-3.14)
Other Companies CYP 9,384,846 542.84 (-1.99)
Offshore Companies 105.00 ( 0.00)
The third column presents the percentage variation of the indices as
compared to the last meeting.
CNA/MCH/2000
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[04] Cyprus government - Turkish Cypriot measures against UNFICYP
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) - The Cyprus government today expressed regret with
the measures announced by Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash against the
UN peace- keeping force in Cyprus (UNFICYP), underlining that they are not
in line with UN decisions.
Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou called on the international
community to question these measures, which the government is examining
both in their political and legal context.
CNA MM/MA/MCH/2000
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[05] Cypriot and Swedish municipalities - Cooperation
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) - The southern coastal town of Limassol is among 31
cities to be twinned with Swedish towns after a decision by the Swedish
government to promote cooperation with European Union members and applicant
states, that will be intensified during the period it will be holding the
Union's rotating Presidency in the first half of 2001.
The Swedish Association of Local Authorities, commissioned by the
government, choose 31 out of 101 applications to participate in the "Twin-
Town 2001" project, that aims at further promoting contacts between Swedes
and citizens of other European countries and raise awareness over the need
for cooperation.
CNA MA/MCH/2000
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[06] Cyprus - Council of Europe - Parliamentary Assembly
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) -- Forty-eight European parliamentarians from 18
countries call on all national sport authorities to demonstrate full
respect to international legality and avoid acts undermining directly or
indirectly the sovereignty of the Republic of Cyprus.
The MPs, all of whom are members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the
Council of Europe, have signed a relevant written declaration circulated by
Cyprus' delegation to the Assembly.
CNA GP/GG/MCH/2000
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[07] Cyprus - Sri Lanka - Shipping agreement
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) - Cyprus and Sri Lanka today signed a cooperation
agreement in the shipping field, providing for cooperation in employment
issues, the improvement of sailors' working and living conditions and the
acceptance of certificates issued by each country.
The agreement was signed in Nicosia by Minister of Communication and Works
Averof Neophytou and Sri Lanka's Shipping Minister Caluadewagey Nanda
Mathew, who underlined its importance in the further development of
relations between the two countries.
It also provides for cooperation in the case of nautical accidents and that
the ships of each country will not enter closed ports of the other.
CNA MA/MCH/2000
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[09]
UNFICYP - Denktash - Protest
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) - UN Peace-Keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) Chief of
Mission Zbioniew Wlosovicz today handed a letter to Turkish Cypriot leader
Rauf Denktash formally protesting the measures he imposed since this
morning against the Force as they create obstacles in its smooth operation.
In his letter with which he registers a formal protest, Wlosovicz expresses
"deep disappointment" with the measures and the hope Mr Denktash will
"urgently reconsider" as they impede UNFICYP's "capacity to carry out its
mandate".
CNA MA/MCH/2000
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[09] House President - Parties - UNFICYP
Nicosia, Jun 30 (CNA) - Cyprus House of Representatives President Spyros
Kyprianou and political parties have strongly condemned a decision by the
illegal regime in the Turkish occupied areas of the island to impose
measures against the UN Peace-Keeping Force here (UNFICYP), stressing they
are contrary to the international oganisation's decisions and undermine its
credibility.
"The measures are unacceptable and illegal," Kyprianou said echoing the
position expressed earlier by the Cyprus government, adding that the "UN
should categorically reject them and condemn the illegal regime for this
illegal action."
CNA MA/MCH/2000
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