“It is a duty for us, the progressive forces, to continue the fair fight for the reunification of Cyprus, in the context of the relevant decisions of the UN Security Council, for the benefit of the entire Cypriot people, Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots,” said the head of the Foreign Affairs Department SYRIZA-PS, Rena Dourou speaking at the EDEK conference.
He then said: “We join our voice with those who are asking for “peace with justice” from the genocide of Gaza in Palestine to the Cyprus divided by the Turkish invasion and occupation”.
The Head of Foreign Affairs of SYRIZA-P.S. underlined the need “for a fair and sustainable solution to the Cyprus problem, a solution of a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation, with political equality, with one citizenship, one sovereignty and one international personality, without guarantees and occupying troops. By returning the refugees to their properties, under safe conditions. Continuing the legacy of the late Vasos Lyssaridis, as he defined it by writing the well-known: “until Cyprus is united, do not look for me among the absent” and reminding that “combats do not end with death, but with justice”. And this legacy of justification is difficult. But also inescapable. We all have to stand up and be worthy of her. And we will succeed!”
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What are the key barriers to achieving a fair and sustainable solution to the Cyprus problem that progressive forces need to address?
Questions:
1. How do you assess the current state of the ongoing efforts to reunify Cyprus, and what role do you believe progressive forces play in achieving a fair and sustainable solution to the longstanding problem?
2. Can you elaborate on the connections drawn between the struggles for peace and justice in Cyprus and those in Palestine, and how these issues are interconnected on a broader geopolitical scale?
3. What specific measures do you propose to address the concerns of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities in the context of a potential bi-zonal, bi-communal federation, and how would this solve the issue of territorial disputes and guarantees?
4. In light of the legacy left by notable figures such as Vasos Lyssaridis, what actions should the progressive forces take to ensure that justice is served for all Cypriots, regardless of their ethnicity or political affiliation?
5. Some might argue that the ongoing dispute in Cyprus has become entangled in broader regional conflicts, including tensions between Greece, Turkey, and the European Union. How do you respond to these concerns, and how can a fair and sustainable solution to the Cypriot problem contribute to regional stability?
