UN spokesperson Stephan Dujariq told reporters at the New York Headquarters on Wednesday that the UN chief, Turkish Cyprus and Greek Cyprus community leaders will meet at the UN office in Geneva. During this time, representatives of Greece, Turkay and Britain will also be present there.
After the confrontation that continued for many years, the island, located in the Mediterranean region since 1974, is divided into northern and southern parts.
The United Nations has led dialogues with the intention of finding a solution to the issue, and in 1965 the Security Council has a peace -making mission (Unficyp) Approval was given to deployment.
However, in the absence of a permanent agreement, this Shantiraksha Mission is still present there, and its obligation is to inspect the ceasefire, inspection around the Buffar Zone and support humanitarian activities.
The UN chief tried to bring the two sides together in Switzerland in 2017, but the conversation failed. Subsequently, in 2021, an attempt was also made once again.
The talks to be held in March 2025, in line with the resolution taken by General Secretary Guteresh in October last year, in which talks on the Cyprus issue have been said to continue.
The UN spokesperson said that this is an important opportunity to carry forward meaningful conversation on the issue of Cyprus, an informal meeting.
A Qafila of UN peacekeepers near the Blue Line in southern Lebanon.
Lebanon: Battle continues in the area with peacekeeping campaign
United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UnifilAccording to) On Wednesday, there have been incidents of firing in his activities area. Also, the military activity of Israeli forces is also reported.
UN spokesperson Stephan Dujariq said that in the southern Lebanon, Lebanese military forces are deployed at more than 100 locations with the support of UN peacekeepers.
The boundary line separating Israel and Lebanese, the areas located near the ‘Blue Line’, are largely scattered without torn explosives, which leads to a big risk for ordinary citizens.
The team involved in removing the landmine in the UN mission in Lebanon is supporting the local administration in removing these explosive remains.
During 21 October 2024 to 26 February 2025, more than 44 warfare was demolished after finding the remains of the content.
Meanwhile, the UN Mission is supporting humanitarian aid efforts in its campaign areas. Since the violent conflict between Israeli military forces and Hizbullah, the homecoming of the displaced people is being ensured.
A child who takes refuge in Chad from Darfur in Sudan is undergoing treatment in the local hospital.
Sudan: Support for refugees reaching Chad
International Migration Organization (IOM)) Along with its partner organization has expanded the Humanitarian Assistance Center in Chad, where the people who take refuge will be provided help due to violent conflict in Sudan. Under these efforts, there is a plan to provide relief to two lakh 20 thousand people.
Through the expansion of the campaign operational capacity at the center of Chad’s Farchana, the humanitarian aid campaign will be strengthened in border-par Sudan, which is struggling with a huge displacement crisis.
Since the beginning of violent conflicts between conflicting military forces since April 2023, 1.15 crore people have been displaced in Sudan, while 35 million people have crossed the border and took refuge in other countries. The number of people reaching Chad from Sudan is more than 9.30 lakhs.
According to the recently released data, more than 9 million people in Darfur region need immediate assistance.
The expansion of the aid center will increase the place of office and housing system, infrastructure will be improved, so that human assistance can be provided effectively in inaccessible areas in Sudan.
At the same time, coordination between humanitarian aid organizations, development agencies and government is expected to improve, and the level of aid campaign from Chad to Darfur will be increased, where human needs are increasing rapidly.