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Secretary‑General praises bicommunal committees and missing‑persons work in Cyprus
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The Secretary‑General commended bicommunal technical committees and the committee on missing persons for practical work that addresses family anxieties and bridges political and everyday concerns.
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The Secretary‑General praised the committee on missing persons and bicommunal technical committees for work that he said is helping to address the anxieties of families and bridge the gap between politics and everyday citizens. "I was impressed by the work of the committee on missing persons and the remarkable bicommunal efforts to respond to the anxiety of the families of all missing persons," he said.
He said the technical committees are producing practical solutions that connect the political track to citizens' lives and highlighted his own engagements with civil society during the visit. The Secretary‑General framed these operational and humanitarian efforts as an essential complement to high‑level negotiations and envoy work.
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