General Secretary Antoniu Guterrish appears before the press at the UN headquarters in New York (Archive). UN Secretary General: Negotiations on Cyprus settlement in New York were constructive Peace and safety negotiations on Cyprus settlement, held on Thursday at the New York headquarters of the UN, were structurally. At the end of the meeting, the general secretary of the United Nations Antoniu Guterres at a briefing for the press stated this. The negotiations were attended by President of Cyprus Nikos Khristulidis and the leader of the Turkish-Kipriots, Ersin Tatars, as well as the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Greece and the State Minister of Great Britain for European, North America and the overseas territories representing warrants. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > According to the head of the UN, the meeting participants examined the progress in the implementation of six initiatives, which were agreed in March in order to strengthen confidence between the parties. Four of these initiatives were realized: the Committee on Youth Affairs was created; implemented programs in the field of environment and climate change; the restoration of cemeteries took place; The mine clearance agreement is ready for signing. for the remaining two initiatives, said Antoniu Gutherrish, and the discussion will continue. We are talking about the opening of four checkpoints on the separation and development line in the buffer zone of solar energy. In addition, during the negotiations, the parties came to a general understanding on a number of issues related to the exchange of cultural values, monitoring the quality of air and solving the problem of pollution. microplasty. 60 ~ p land = “ru-uru” > “we also agreed that within a week of a high level [UN General Assembly] I will have a joint meeting with Mr. Tatar and Mr. Mr. Christodulidis, and at the end of this year another informal meeting in the current format will be held,-said to Antoniyuum Gutherrish. “Ahead is a long way, and it is important to think about what the future will be for all Cypriots.”