Describing the Cyprus problem as the main problem affecting all aspects - political, economic, social, cultural and environmental - of the lives of Cypriots

Ipek Borman from PCC appeared on Ulaş Barış's Agenda programme on Kıbrıs Postası TV to discuss the latest developments in the Cyprus problem:

Ipek Borman, PRIO Cyprus Centre research consultant and member of the Cyprus Women's Bicommunal Coalition (CWBC), participated in a study visit to Northern Ireland and Ireland

The CWBC conducted a working visit to Belfast and Dublin on 1-5 September 2024.

Always a pleasure to welcome, for the third year round, the University of Maastricht

The PCC entered in a 5-year (2022-2026) agreement with the University of Maastricht to develop an academic cooperation, which has led to the joint development of an annual field study for UM students to PCC.

Ipek Borman, a founding member of the Cyprus Women Bi-Communal Coalition (CWBC), attended a meeting with Canada's Special Envoy for Women, Peace and Security, Ambassador Jacqueline O'Neill, hosted by the UN Good Offices Mission in Cyprus

Always a pleasure to receive students, this time from the Tsinghua University, Beijing,

For what was as they put it "a very eye opening" discussion.

"The solution of the Cyprus problem should be addressed more comprehensively within the framework of sustainable development"

Stated Ipek Borman PCC research consultant at a panel organized on the occasion of International Day of Peace

Ipek Borman presented at the panel on the property crisis organized by the Cyprus Turkish Chamber of Civil Engineers: 

Ipek Borman, as co-founder of the Steering Committee, at the launch event of Cyprus Women Bi-Communal Coalition (CWBC)

Cyprus Women Bi-Communal Coalition (CWBC) was officially launched on 26 April 2024 at Ledra Palace Hotel. Formed by a bi-communal group of influential women from diverse professional and political backgrounds,