Turkish Foreign Minister Advocates Two-State Solution for Cyprus
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Visits Northern Cyprus
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan recently arrived in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) to hold official discussions and meetings with state and government officials. During his two-day visit, Fidan will address the latest developments on the Cyprus issue and strengthen ties with TRNC.
Upon his arrival, Fidan first met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs Tahsin Ertuğruloğlu. He then proceeded to meet with President Ersin Tatar, where they discussed important matters in a private meeting before addressing the press in a joint conference.
During his speech, Fidan emphasized Turkey’s unwavering support for TRNC and condemned the isolation that Turkish Cypriots have endured for the past 50 years, calling it a silent crime against humanity. He stressed the importance of finding a two-state solution on the island and recognized the need for acknowledging the reality and existence of TRNC.
Fidan stated, “We will continue to increase cooperation with TRNC in all fields. We do not have the slightest hesitation on this issue.” He highlighted the efforts being made to minimize the impact of isolation on the people of TRNC and called for international partners to recognize the reality on the ground and work towards a sustainable solution.
The Turkish Foreign Minister’s visit signifies Turkey’s commitment to supporting TRNC and finding a peaceful resolution to the longstanding Cyprus issue. As discussions continue, both sides remain hopeful for a positive outcome that respects the rights and sovereignty of all parties involved.
