‘Under no circumstances can the relationships be detected in any way Greece–Cyprus“, Notes the Speaker of the House of Representatives of Cyprus, Annita Dimitriou, who speaks of a single, uniform and unbreakable front of the two countries.

In an interview with Sunday afternoon, Mrs Dimitriou stresses that the EU cannot allow the Turkey Continuing violations and claiming at the same time participation in the Safe program, while characterizing the accusations attributed to the five Greek Cypriots, which are held in the occupied territories.

Asked about the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electric interconnection, he replies: “This is a project of extreme geostrategic importance and value. The terms and terms of transparency were and is a matter of the government of Cyprus, which must give a clear approach to this issue. In recent days we have been seeing a bilingualism, which does not clarify exactly what is expected to be done.

That is why the government must clarify its intentions. In no way, however, and this is what I would like to point out, Greece-Cyprus relations cannot be disrupted in any way. The project should proceed and this should be possible for the benefit of the taxpayer in a transparent and effective way. “

Concerning the Cyprus issue, the Speaker of the House of Representatives emphasizes that the goal was and remains to return to the table of dialogue with the aim of resolving the issue on the basis of the bi -zonal bi -communal federation with political equality and UN resolutions, while adding: Safe. Turkey cannot continue its challenges in a dead zone, EEZ and Aegean and at the same time seek participation in European Defense and Security Architecture. In this position, Greece and Cyprus must insist, since the policy of the two measures of both stations brutally affects European authorities and values. “

Mrs Dimitriou characterizes the accusations attributed by the occupation regime to the five Greek Cypriots detained illegally, as he points out, to the occupied territories, saying that he has personally made all the necessary diplomatic transitions on this issue.

Finally, he refers to the recent visit of the Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikita Kaklamanis, to Cyprus, saying that his presence sends substantial messages of shaping a joint front of defense of international law. In the face of the conduct of the parliamentary elections in Cyprus next May, it states that the aim of DISY is to remain first force and to proceed with seriousness, responsibility and perspective rather than with practices that divide or disorientate.