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Samaras: Cyprus problem a top priority for the Greek government

The Cyprus problem remains a top priority for the Greek government – despite its financial woes - Greek New Democracy party leader Antonis Samaras said today.

Speaking after a meeting with President Demetris Christofias, Samaras said: “Cyprus and Greece are two independent states, however the two countries belong to the same nation.”

He underlined the need for a solution to the Cyprus problem that will be viable and just and will end the island’s Turkish occupation.

Samaras also said that during the meeting with President Christofias, they discussed the latest developments regarding hydrocarbon exploration in Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and that the natural wealth in both Cyprus and Greece can lead to a joint strategy in economic matters.

Samaras is in Cyprus for a three day visit at DISY leader and presidential candidate Nicos Anastasiades' invitation.

Later today he will meet with Anastasiades, commerce minister Praxoulla Antoniadou, house President Yiannakis Omirou and AKEL head Andros Kyprianou.

He will also meet archbishop Chrysostomos, before attending a dinner hosted by Anastasiades.

Greek New Democracy party leader Antonis Samaras


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