Eksempler på brug af Reunification of cyprus på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The ultimate aim must be the reunification of Cyprus.
As from today, the reunification of Cyprus is a European problem, and so we must again seize the initiative.
If it is lost on Saturday it could put back the reunification of Cyprus by a generation.
They will have heard- as we have done- the words of Secretary-General Annan, that the plan'is the only available andthe only foreseeable route to the reunification of Cyprus.
In closing, I should like to point out that the reunification of Cyprus must be the objective of all of us.
I am convinced that this can make an important contribution to the positive moves towards the reunification of Cyprus.
But one thing must be clear: the reunification of Cyprus must not be made a precondition for accession.
Mr President, as a friend of the large Cypriot community which I represent in London,I have always supported peaceful reunification of Cyprus.
Paragraph 63 states that the absence of an agreement on the reunification of Cyprus could constitute a‘serious obstacle to Turkey's European ambitions.
In his report to the United Nations Security Council, which was released yesterday, Kofi Annan stated clearly that the plan is the only available,the only foreseeable route for the reunification of Cyprus.
In other words, it will help to create conditions which will allow the reunification of Cyprus through the development of contacts, dialogue and exchanges between the two communities.
Not directly related but also of obvious significance in this regard are the ongoing talks between President Christofias andMr Talat on the reunification of Cyprus.
I need only mention the reconciliation and reunification of Cyprus, acceptance by Ankara of responsibility for the Armenian genocide, and further development of the democratic system.
At the same time, we trust that this will create confidence so that at some point- hopefully soon- we can resume talks, under the UN umbrella,on a comprehensive settlement leading to the reunification of Cyprus.
The Council resolved to put an end to the isolation of that community and to facilitate the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community.
It is against this background, and with this in mind, that the European Union has been examining measures capable of putting an end to the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community and facilitating the reunification of Cyprus.
In our perception at least,the no vote by the Greek Cypriot community in the referendum neither rejects the solution for the reunification of Cyprus nor, if you like, the plan of the Secretary General of the United Nations itself.
Concerning the prospect of new peace processes in Cyprus, which was referred to in many speeches, the European Union remains fully committed to our overall objective,which is the reunification of Cyprus.
As for other measures, which are intended to facilitate the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community, the Council is aware of its responsibilities and efforts are continuing in that regard.
From our point of view, the sooner the better and, at the latest, after the presidential elections, so that the year 2008 should be the year of serious negotiations andresults concerning a comprehensive settlement for the reunification of Cyprus.
The financial instrument aims to facilitate the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging economic development, with particular emphasis on the economic integration of the island through approximation and alignment with the acquis, mainly through TAIEX, and by improving contacts between the two communities and with the European Union.
Security in the Mediterranean will be impossible without adequately solving a number of open conflicts, completing the Middle East peace process,self-determination for the people of Western Sahara, and reunification of Cyprus.
In relation to this question, the so-called Green Line Regulation was adopted by the Council on 1 May 2004 with a view to facilitating the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community through the facilitation of trade between the northern part of Cyprus and the European Union customs territory.
Mr President, at its meeting in Luxembourg on 26 April 2004, the General Affairs andExternal Relations Council underlined its determination to put an end to the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community and to facilitate the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community.
As the House is aware,the Council invited the Commission, after the failure of the referendum on the reunification of Cyprus in April 2004- and I would like to wholly associate myself with everything that my colleague, Commissioner Verheugen, said about that- to bring forward comprehensive proposals to put an end to the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community.
From this perspective,the European Union has undertaken to examine measures capable of ending the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community and of facilitating the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging economic development within the Turkish Cypriot community.
Let me also add, having been requested, the following position of the Commission. All measures that the Commission has proposed andundertaken have always been aimed at ending the isolation of the Turkish-Cypriot community as a means of facilitating the reunification of Cyprus in line with the Council conclusions of April 2004.
Although today we are only discussing the Rothe report on the financial instrument, I would like to stress again the political importance of the package,which aims at facilitating the reunification of Cyprus by means of financial assistance and trade under preferential conditions.
Last week Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy engaged in a lively debate in the wake of the referenda result andon that occasion Commissioner Verheugen stressed the commitment of the EU to come forward with comprehensive proposals to put an end to the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community and to facilitate the reunification of Cyprus by encouraging the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community.
Mr President, our position, in a word, as President Karamanlis of Greece has also described it and as my friend Mr Brok described it a short while ago, is that the positive elements of the yes vote outweigh the negative elements,especially when the yes vote to the reunification of Cyprus is considered from the European perspective, in other words that Cyprus will be a member of the European Union.