Serim: 52% of Missing Persons Identified and Returned to Families
Turkey's Embassy in Nicosia has donated $100,000 to the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP). The donation check was handed to Hakkı Müftüzade, the Turkish Cypriot member of the CMP, by Turkish Ambassador to Nicosia, Yasin Ekrem Serim. During the handover, Serim stated, "52% of missing persons have been identified and returned to their families... We hope the remaining missing persons will also be found."
Serim emphasized the continuous and dedicated work of the CMP under all circumstances since 1981, aiming to locate, identify, and return to families those who went missing during the 1963-74 events in Cyprus.
Ambassador Serim expressed gratitude to the committee, highlighting its vital role and the importance of completing the identification of remaining missing persons. He also mentioned that Turkey annually supports the CMP and that this year's contribution of $100,000 brings the total donations since 2006 to over $1.7 million.
Hakkı Müftüzade, the Turkish Cypriot member of the CMP, thanked Turkey for its meaningful donation, acknowledging its impact on the committee's ongoing work. "As always, we are grateful to our homeland for their continued support," he said.
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