UN efforts to find a common language between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot parties in Cyprus are aimed at selling significant potential for progress in solving the problem of the problem.
The statement came from Colin Stewart, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Cyprus, the head of the World Organization in Cyprus.
Touching upon the recent weeks and months, as well as a number of meetings in the near future, the President of the Turkish President of the Republic of Cyprus Ersin Tatar, discussing the means of strengthening trust between the parties.
"I think there is a lot of positive potential, and I think it's a good test for the seriousness of the leaders, to agree to the initiatives of trust, and that they are on the right path to solve the Cyprus problem.
That is why we invest in strengthening trust and create conditions for it, and I continue to hope. "
The Personal Representative of the UN Secretary General, Former Colombian Foreign Minister Maria Angela Holgi, is expected to arrive at the end of this month.
