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Taken Questions
Office of the Spokesman
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August 15, 2001
Question Taken at August 15, 2001 Daily Press Briefing

Cyprus Talks

QUESTION: Have there been any new developments in UN-led Cyprus talks?

ANSWER: We continue to support UN efforts to achieve a comprehensive settlement on Cyprus. As the UN announced August 2, the Secretary-General will be meeting Mr. Denktash on August 28 in Salzburg. Shortly after that meeting, Mr. Alvaro de Soto, the Secretary-General's special adviser, plans to go to Cyprus for consultations with both sides. Other questions regarding the Cyprus talks should be directed to the UN.


Released on August 15, 2001

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