Government sources touched on Monday's telephone call between Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who spoke for about 10 minutes on issues affecting resurgent multi-state negotiations aimed at finding a Cyprus solution.
According to the sources, Tsipras reiterated Athens' standing positions over the issues of security and guarantor powers, while adding that a possible solution will have a very positive effect on the Cypriot people, Greek-Turkish relations and Euro-Turkey relations.
In terms of the process for the upcoming talks in Geneva, Tsipras also reportedly set out the position that his presence at the talks will come only if a possibility for a breakthrough agreement arises.
