Examples of using Relations with cyprus in English and their translations into Swedish
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Relations with Cyprus IV.
Delegation for relations with Cyprus.
Relations with Cyprus and Malta.
Later, the report says that there is no progress towards normalisation of relations with Cyprus.
Relations with Cyprus and Malta.
examined.□ Relations with Cyprus: discussed.□
Relations with Cyprus and Malta�II.
Reference: General framework for the devel opment of relations with Cyprus: Bull.
Relations with Cyprus, Malta and Turkey.
The General Affairs Council agreed on the general policy framework for the development of relations with Cyprus on 6 March.
Structured relations with Cyprus and Malta.
to make progress towards the normalisation of relations with Cyprus.
However, its relations with Cyprus are still strained.
prove its wish to proceed with its European aspirations, it must normalise its relations with Cyprus.
Relations with Cyprus, Malta and Turkey: decision adopted.
That is why it was necessary to point out that the normalisation of relations with Cyprus must be a prerequisite for any accession.
Relations with Cyprus and Malta- financial
There has been no remarkable progress in Turkey's relations with Cyprus, no sign of willingness to admit past crimes.
Relations with Cyprus and Malta are both based on Association Agreements
Commitments outstanding include the normalisation of relations with Cyprus and full implementation of the Additional Protocol to the Ankara Agreement.
Normalisation of relations with Cyprus is another important issue.
the Council of the European Union agreed on the general pol icy framework for the development of relations with Cyprus including, in particular, the imple mentation of a structured dialogue between Cyprus and the European Union with a view to opening membership negotiations on the basis of a Commission proposal six months after the conclusion of the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference.
A report will be elaborated by 2009 in order to assess the efforts made by Turkey in the field of trade and transports, especially in relation with Cyprus.
It would not be acceptable for the EU to pursue direct business relations with occupied Cyprus, detrimental to and bypassing the Cypriot Government.