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Taken Questions
Office of the Spokesman
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May 29, 2003
Question Taken at Daily Press Briefing of May 29, 2003

Cyprus Consultations

Question:   Will Tom Weston, Special Coordinator for Cyprus, start a new round of talks while visiting Athens and Ankara?

Answer:   Special Cyprus Coordinator Weston will be engaging in normal consultations in Brussels, Rome, Athens, Nicosia and Ankara from June 9 to 20. However, it is the U.S. goal to see the two sides on Cyprus resume negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations Good Offices Mission for Cyprus, on the basis of Secretary General Annan's settlement plan. We believe these negotiations should resume as soon as possible.

Released on May 29, 2003

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