Sources from the Cyprus News Agency (CNA) stated that the unofficial drafts of the two reports show an effort by the Secretary-General to maintain equal distances to avoid provoking the Turkish side, especially in light of the upcoming appointment of the envoy, although neither report explicitly mentions the appointment.
The drafts reportedly provide an objective description of the events surrounding violations in the Agios Dometios area, described as “promotional movements” within the buffer zone.
The reports also refer to the events in Pyla, considered significant developments that could impact the political process.
Both sides are called upon to adhere to agreed-upon measures, implement them, and continue collaborating with the peacekeeping force to maintain calm in the buffer zone.
According to the same information, the reports state that these events had repercussions on meetings between representatives of both sides on various issues.
In the Good Offices reports, the Secretary-General reaffirms his commitment to continuing efforts and expresses disappointment over the lack of progress in restarting the dialogue.
He calls on both sides not to miss additional opportunities.
The report also addresses the rapprochement between Greece and Cyprus, emphasizing the need for dialogue and cooperation between the two countries.
Additionally, Guterres stresses the importance of regional stability and cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean.
In conclusion, the Secretary-General’s reports underscore the ongoing challenges in the Cyprus issue, emphasizing the necessity for sustained efforts and diplomatic dialogue to achieve a comprehensive and lasting resolution.
