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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 02-07-30Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] Two gold medals for Cyprus in Commonwealth Games0945:CYPPRESS:01Two gold medals for Cyprus in Commonwealth Games Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) - Two Cypriot athletes won gold medals yesterday in the Commonwealth Games, being held in Manchester. [02] Maccabi and Belsina in Cyprus for tomorrow's match1010:CYPPRESS:02Maccabi and Belsina in Cyprus for tomorrow's match Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) - Maccabi Haifa and Belsina Belarus are already in Cyprus training for tomorrow's match for the Champions League's second qualifying round. [03] Clerides and Denktash press on with territory1325:CYPPRESS:03Clerides and Denktash press on with territory Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash continued their UN-led direct talks here today, during which Denktash elaborated on his views regarding the issue of territory. Territory is one of the four core issues of the Cyprus problem. The other three are governance, security and property. Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou told CNA that "today the issue of territory was discussed, Denktash expressed his views and we will return on Friday morning". [04] Cyprus to benefit from EU-funded INTERREG programmes1420:CYPPRESS:04Cyprus to benefit from EU-funded INTERREG programmes Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- The European Commission has decided to spend an extra amount of 30 million euros to fourteen crossborder and interregional cooperation programmes (INTERREG) for regions bordering candidate countries. One of these programmes regards Greece and Cyprus. [05] World Hellenes Union supports united Cyprus1420:CYPPRESS:05World Hellenes Union supports united Cyprus Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- President of the World Inter-parliamentary Hellenes Union Demetris Yiannaros has assured that the Union's members will work hard and try to promote their position for a united Cyprus. [06] Jacksonville Mayor proclaims Day of Remembrance of Cyprus1445:CYPPRESS:06Jacksonville Mayor proclaims Day of Remembrance of Cyprus Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- Mayor of the city of Jacksonville, North Carolina, George L. Jones, has proclaimed July 20, 2002, which marked the 28th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, as a "Day of Remembrance of the Republic of Cyprus". [07] Larnaca and Paphos airports to be completed by 20051500:CYPPRESS:07Larnaca and Paphos airports to be completed by 2005 Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) - Cyprus Communications and Works Minister Averof Neophytou said today that the new Paphos Airport would begin operating in 2004, while the Larnaca Airport in early 2005. [08] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[09] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[10] Cypriot farmers block key routes for an hour1825:CYPPRESS:10Cypriot farmers block key routes for an hour Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- Using their tractors and combine harvesters Cypriot farmers blocked this morning for one hour key routes in Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca and Paphos districts, demanding from the government to meet their demands regarding the subsidising of diesel prices, the settling of the farmers' debts and the foreign labour costs. The demonstration caused traffic chaos in the blocked roads, with kilometre queues of cars. Policemen maintained peace on the roads and regulated traffic via other routes. [11] House President sends letter of appeal regarding British Bases antenna1945:CYPPRESS:11House President sends letter of appeal regarding British Bases antenna Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- President of the House of Representatives Demetris Christofias has sent a letter of appeal to European parliamentary officials, with a view to prevent the installation of an antenna by the British Bases in Cyprus at the Akrotiri Salt Lake area. In his letter Christofias expressed his conviction that the parliamentary officials will be persuaded to exert their influence, to support Cyprus' efforts to prevent any possible risks and repercussions on the environment and the health of the inhabitants in the area. [12] Cyprus closed half of Agriculture Chapter2000:CYPPRESS:12Cyprus closed half of Agriculture Chapter Nicosia, Jul 30 (CNA) -- In the framework of its accession negotiations with the European Union, Cyprus closed today in Brussels half of the Agriculture chapter regarding veterinary and phytosanitary legislation, during today's 18th Intergovernmental Conference Meeting for Cyprus' accession at negotiators' level. Speaking at the meeeting, Cyprus Chief Negotiator with the EU George Vassiliou said that by the end of this year, 751 pieces of legilation will have been enacted in Cyprus and assured that by that time the country will be able to fulfil its commitments regarding the adoption of the acquis. He also expressed appreciation that the Union accepted Cyprus' request to declare the island as a protected zone from pholloxera and from some other organisations such as the Colorado beetle. On behalf of the EU Presidency, Permanent Representative of Denmark, which is currently holding the EU presidency, Paul Skytte Christoffersen, expressed the support of the Presidency to the efforts by UN Secretary General Kofi Anan for a solution of the Cyprus issue and underlined that the 1999 EU Helsinki Council conclusions remain the main point of reference. In its conclusions the 1999 European Council of Helsinki, said that a solution to the Cyprus problem is not a precondition for EU accession. Chrisoffersen also said that the preparation of the Accession Treaty would be intensified so that the Treaty will be signed by spring next year. Vassiliou assured that Cyprus would continue its efforts to solve the Cyprus problem prior to the December EU Council in Copenhagen. Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |