Turkish And Greek Cypriot Leaders To Meet Again In November

LEFKOSA - The Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot leaders will meet again in November, a United Nations (UN) envoy said on Wednesday.
Taye-Brook Zerihoun, the special representative of UN Secretary General to Cyprus, said that President Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias would have a meeting again on November 3.
Talat and Christofias met in the buffer zone in Cyprus for the fifth time on Wednesday to resolve Cyprus problem.
Two leaders had one and a half hours of a tete-a-tete meeting, Zerihoun told reporters after the meeting.
Zerihoun said that the leaders discussed share of power in administration and execution.
The UN envoy said the leaders would hold their sixth meeting on November 3 and go on discussing share of power, and their envoys would have a meeting on October 30.
Comprehensive Cyprus talks were launched on September 11. Talat and Christofias earlier had four meetings, and started to debate administration and share of power on October 13.
The leaders continued on Wednesday to discuss execution, presidency and vice presidency.
After October 13th meeting, the Greek Cypriot administration announced that it cancelled its concerted "Nikiforos" exercise and the TRNC said Turkish army's "Toros" exercise would not be performed.
In their meeting on October 10, leaders agreed to meet every week.
After completing discussions on administration and share of power, leaders are expected to debate property issue, one of the most challenging issues.
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