Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of the United Nations
“Determining the fate of missing persons occupies an increasingly prominent role in peacemaking, peacekeeping and post conflict peace building. Handled properly, it can build trust and promote reconciliation that are crucial for long term peace. Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus has been a model of successful cooperation between the Greek Cypriot and the Turkish Cypriot communities.”
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Press Releases
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SRSG Buttenheim welcomes the arrival of the 3rd member of the Committee on Missing Persons, 22/03/2013
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The UNDP/CMP signed a contract with the genetic laboratory of the ICMP in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 10/07/2012
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The Slovak Republic donates EUR 10,000 to the CMP, 18/06/2012
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The UNDP, on behalf of the CMP, has concluded the tender for a genetic laboratory, 29/05/2012
