Reports: Turkey to push for two-state Cyprus if UN talks fail
Davutoglu has reportedly noted that if this happens, a solution model based on two independent states will be adopted by the Turkish side instead of a bi-zonal bi-communal solution.
BY CEM BARBER AND CAROL AMENT / FG ONLINE
• Fri, Jan 13, 2012
TURKEY will push for a two-state solution in Cyprus if the current UN backed peace talks fail, according to reports from Ankara.
Turkish Cypriot daily "Haberdar" cites diplomatic sources quoting the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Davutoglu as saying that the “bi-zonal bi-communal solution model” in Cyprus, will be abandoned in case the negotiations process comes to a deadlock "because of the stance of the Greek Cypriots".
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