CYPRadar 🇨🇾🌍 Cyprus awaits UN Secretary-General's next moves on peace talks ahead of July Security Council briefing
Cyprus is closely observing the upcoming meeting between UN Secretary-General António Guterres and his personal envoy, which will clarify the UN's approach to the Cyprus problem, according to Foreign Minister Konstantinos Kombos. The outcomes are expected to shape the direction for the informal 5+1 meeting aimed at progressing peace talks. Kombos emphasized the importance of the Secretary-General's decisions rather than speculation about potential formulas.
In parallel, UNFICYP Special Representative Khassim Diagne briefed diplomats on current peacekeeping activities in the buffer zone and upcoming developments ahead of his trip to New York for the Security Council briefing scheduled for early July. This briefing will outline efforts to reduce tensions and maintain stability on the island.
The UN Secretary-General’s reports on his Good Offices for Cyprus and on UNFICYP are anticipated in early July 2026, with closed Security Council consultations planned for July 16. The findings and decisions during this period are seen as critical for advancing negotiations and clarifying the UN's role in facilitating a resolution.
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