Politis reporters Stefanos Evripidou and Filip Polo are reporting from the scene.
A trilateral meeting between President Nikos Christodoulides, Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman and the United Nations Secretary-General's Personal Envoy, Maria Angela Holguín, concluded shortly after 2pm on Monday in the buffer zone in Nicosia.
The meeting lasted more than three hours and took place amid warnings from Holguín about the need to make progress on confidence-building measures (CBMs).
Discussions focused on proposals put forward by both sides and the prospects of reaching common ground.
Following the meeting, UN representative Aleem Siddique read out a joint statement without the two leaders alongside him.
According to Siddique, the two leaders had agreed to the opening of two crossing points: Louroujina–Lymbia and Kampi–Karavostasi.
Further details are expected to follow.
