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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 05-02-18Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] EU does not recognise illegal airport in occupied Cyprus1020:CYPPRESS:01EU does not recognise illegal airport in occupied Cyprus Larnaca, Feb 18 (CNA) -- The European Union does not acknowledge the existence of the illegal airport in northern Turkish occupied Cyprus and deals only with the southern government-controlled part of the island, the head of the Commission Representation here Adriaan van der Meer has said. He also said that the amended EU Green Line regulation on trade between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot sides will come into force on Sunday and expressed hope that this would help increase commercial deals among the business community. [02] AMEX and Oracle deny participation in trade mission1025:CYPPRESS:02AMEX and Oracle deny participation in trade mission Nicosia, Feb 18 (CNA) -- Two US companies, American Express and Oracle, have denied that their representatives have participated in a trade delegation to Turkish occupied Cyprus to explore business opportunities. [03] Foreign Ministry Permanent Secretary in Croatia1240:CYPPRESS:03Foreign Ministry Permanent Secretary in Croatia [04] House President receives Polish Interior Minister1350:CYPPRESS:05House President receives Polish Interior Minister Nicosia, Feb 18 (CNA) -- Polish Interior and Administration Minister Ryszard Kalisz, who is visiting the island, was received today by President of the House of Representatives and Acting President of the Republic Demetris Christofias, whom he reassured that Cyprus is a very important partner for his country. [05] Cyprus and Poland sign agreement to combat organised crime1415:CYPPRESS:06Cyprus and Poland sign agreement to combat organised crime Nicosia, Feb 18 (CNA) -- Cyprus and Poland signed here Friday a cooperation agreement on combating organised crime. The agreement was signed by Cypriot Justice and Public Order Minister Doros Theodorou and Polish Interior and Administration Minister Ryszard Kulisz, who is visiting the island. [06] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[07] Famagusta municipality takes its case to Brussels1420:CYPPRESS:08Famagusta municipality takes its case to Brussels by Nicos Bellos Brussels, Feb 18 (CNA) -- The municipal council of the Turkish occupied town of Famagusta took its case to Brussels this week in a bid to press on with their demand for the return of the town to its legal inhabitants. Famagusta Mayor Yiannakis Skordis said such a move would contribute to a climate of trust between the island's two communities and to moves for the restoration of the destroyed town, which needs to be rebuilt after 30 years of abandonment, when its Greek Cypriot residents fled the advancing Turkish troops in the summer of 1974. [08] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[09] Malta hopes for positive developments in Cyprus1625:CYPPRESS:10Malta hopes for positive developments in Cyprus by Maria Koniotou Valetta, Feb 18 (CNA) - Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has expressed hope that there will soon be positive developments in the Cyprus problem, and offered his country's good offices, wherever necessary, to promote a Cyprus settlement. The Maltese Prime Minister was speaking after talks in Valetta with the Cypriot delegation visiting Malta, headed by President Tassos Papadopoulos. [10] Malta supports Cyprus' positions on EU regulations1850:CYPPRESS:11Malta supports Cyprus' positions on EU regulations Nicosia, Feb 18 (CNA) - Maltese Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Frendo has expressed his country's support to the Cypriot positions on the two EU regulations to strengthen the Turkish Cypriots, namely their funding with 259 million euros and the direct trade. Frendo met today in Valetta with his Cypriot counterpart George Iacovou, in the framework of a state visit to Malta by President of the Republic Tassos Papadopoulos. The meeting was followed by talks attended by officials of the Maltese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. [11] Malta hopes for positive developments in Cyprus (2)1905:CYPPRESS:12Malta hopes for positive developments in Cyprus (2) by Maria Koniotou Valetta, Feb 18 (CNA) - Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has expressed hope that there will soon be positive developments in the Cyprus problem, and offered his country's good offices, wherever necessary, to promote a Cyprus settlement. The Maltese Prime Minister, who was speaking after talks in Valetta with the Cypriot delegation visiting Malta, headed by President Tassos Papadopoulos, said ''membership in the EU was an important event for both countries'' and noted that ''both countries, both island-states in the Mediterranean, find themselves at an important moment and time as far as developments in the Mediterranean are concerned.'' Referring to the Cyprus problem, President Papadopoulos said ''we have always been saying that we want a bizonal, bicommunal federal solution of the Cyprus problem,'' adding that the solution should ''bring about the reunification of the country, the unification of the area, society, economy and institutions.'' Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |