Christodoulides seeks further meetings with Erhurman before UN General Assembly
President Nikos Christodoulides said he hopes to meet Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman two or three more times before travelling to New York.
Nicosia, Cyprus. President Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday that he hopes to hold two or three further meetings with Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman before travelling to New York later this month for the UN General Assembly.
He confirmed that he will meet Erhurman again on Wednesday.
Meeting with Morphou delegation
Christodoulides made the remarks during a meeting with the mayor and members of the Morphou municipal council at the presidential palace.
Welcoming the delegation, he said the meeting was important ahead of his trip to New York and his upcoming contacts with Erhurman.
“I hope we will have another two or three meetings before we go to New York,” Christodoulides said.
He added that he would brief the Morphou delegation on developments and hear about its plans “so that we can see how we move forward together”.
Cyprus problem document
On Saturday, Christodoulides expressed hope that a document setting out existing convergences on the Cyprus problem would be ready before UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin’s next visit.
He said the document could provide a basis for an expanded conference and the resumption of negotiations.
Holguin visit cancelled
Holguin cancelled her planned visit to the island on September 10 for health reasons, according to reports on Saturday.
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