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text: eu un secretarygeneral ban kimoon c meets with greek cypriot president nicos anastasiades l and mustafa akinci r the turkish cypriot leader at the un headquarters in new york september   photo by afp 
  cypriot political leaders have agreed to continue talks in switzerland next month in an attempt to reach an agreement on the reunification of the mediterranean island country the united nations un has announced 
  a un spokesman aleem siddique made the announcement on wednesday saying greek cypriot president nicos anastasiades and turkish cypriot leader mustafa akinci will meet at mont pelerin near lake geneva from november  to  
  siddique said the two leaders in the presence of the un envoy for cyprus will concentrate their talks on how much territory each side will administer under an envisioned federation and will discuss all other outstanding issues too 
  the leaders have expressed hope that the switzerland meeting will pave the way for the last phase of talks in line with their shared commitment to do their utmost in order to reach a settlement within  the un spokesman said 
  negotiations on reuniting the mediterranean island under a single federal roof have made significant headway since anastasiades and akinci resumed talks led by the un nearly  months ago 
  however important differences still remain on the question of territorial arrangements security and property rights 
  previous unmediated talks to reunify the mediterranean island faced a deadlock in october  when turkey announced plans to search for oil and gas in waters off cyprus 
  cyprus has been divided since  after an intervention by turkey which came when a military coup was carried out by individuals who sought to unify the island with greece 
  nearly one decade later in  turkish cypriots declared an independent state which has only been recognized by ankara turkey has some  soldiers stationed in the north of that part of cyprus 
  cyprus has been a european union eu member since  but only the south enjoys full membership benefits loading