The Elders' documentary on missing persons in Cyprus is now available to watch in full online. A discussion guide is also available to download in English, Greek and Turkish.

After meeting the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities during The Elders' fourth visit to the divided island, Desmond Tutu and Gro Brundtland emphasise that greater goodwill, trust and compromise are needed to achieve a lasting resolution of the conflict.

Desmond Tutu and Gro Brundtland will launch The Elders' new documentary film, Cyprus: Digging the Past in Search of the Future, at a special screening in Cyprus before being joined by fellow Elder Lakhdar Brahimi in London to share the film with members of the Cypriot diaspora.

Following a joint statement by the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities, The Elders encourage both sides to build on areas of agreement and sustain momentum towards the reunification of Cyprus.

Desmond Tutu, Lakhdar Brahimi and Jimmy Carter report that talks on reunifying Cyprus are making slow but steady progress. Following a public meeting on trust and truth-seeking in divided societies, the Elders encouraged Cypriots from both communities to work towards a shared future.

The Elders will make their third visit to Cyprus to meet political leaders, civil society groups and groups working towards the reunification of the island.

The Elders present their conclusions and recommendations after travelling to Ankara, Athens and Cyprus. During the four-day visit they found strong willingness and desire on all sides to work towards a sustainable peace in Cyprus, but also a degree of scepticism about the prospect of a successful outcome.

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With negotiations between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders now entering their second phase, Lakhdar Brahimi and Gro Brundtland travel to Turkey, Greece and Cyprus to urge regional support and encouragement for the peace process in Cyprus.

A year after talks to reunify the divided island of Cyprus began, Desmond Tutu, Lakhdar Brahimi and Gro Brundtland will visit Ankara, Athens and Cyprus to discuss issues related to the peace process with political leaders.

Also available in Ελληνικά and Türkçe (PDF).

Lakhdar Brahimi, Jimmy Carter and Desmond Tutu report their findings after visiting Cyprus, where Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders have recently begun direct, open-ended negotiations to try to reunify the divided island.