US State Department Director at the Office of Southern European Affairs Yuri Kim has urged Cyprus to engage further with the United States, Kathimerini Cyprus reports.
Yuri Kim participated on a panel discussion at the 35th Annual Conference of the International Coordinating Committee – Justice for Cyprus (PSEKA), in Washington, along with former US Ambassadors to Greece and Cyprus, Daniel Smith and Kathleen Doherty, and Senate Foreign Relations Committee minority side chief advisor Damien Murphy.
Kim noted that “there are lots of things that we want to do and we need to do, but in these things must you keep in mind it’s a two-way street, it takes two to tango.”
“For all the things we would like to do, we are going to need our partners on the island to also. They are showing they are ready, we still want to do more so we will keep that up,” she added.
Kim announced that “over the next few weeks and months you will also see a little bit more action, some are involving strong congressional interest – always very helpful – but in reality there will be things happening that we surely won’t advertise.”
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