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Foreign Minister Fidan received UN's Personal Representative for Cyprus Holguin in Ankara

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  • Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan received the UN's Personal Representative for Cyprus, María Angela Holguin Cuellar.
  • The meeting was held to address the Cyprus issue ahead of UN Secretary-General Guterres's visit to Cyprus.
  • The reception took place today at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara, the capital of Turkey.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General's Personal Representative for Cyprus, María Angela Holguin Cuellar, in Ankara. During the meeting between the two figures, assessments regarding the current situation of the Cyprus issue were made.

According to information obtained from ministry sources, the Cyprus issue was discussed during the meeting, particularly ahead of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's upcoming planned visit to the Island. This reception, held with the aim of conducting consultations regarding the process, is considered a significant step for the future of the negotiations on the island.

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What did Hakan Fidan and María Angela Holguin Cuellar meet for?
The UN Secretary-General's Personal Representative for Cyprus, Holguin, met with Foreign Minister Fidan to discuss the Cyprus issue and recent developments.
What was the main agenda item highlighted during the meeting?
During the meeting, consultations were predominantly held regarding the Cyprus issue ahead of UN Secretary-General Guterres's visit to the Island.
Where and when did the meeting take place?
The official reception took place today in Ankara, the capital of Turkey.

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