Newsroom September 23 08:42Referring to the Cyprus issue and the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed the UN General Assembly, reiterating Turkey’s long-standing agenda for a “two-state solution” on the island. Erdogan also revived the proposal for a Conference on the Eastern Mediterranean, aiming, as he said, “to develop common ground” on energy and maritime issues in the region. “We want to see the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean as a basin of stability and prosperity, where the legitimate interests of all parties involved are respected. References to GazaErdogan’s speech also included extensive references to the situation in the Gaza Strip and the plight of the Palestinian people amid the war. He continued: “Which conscience can endure, which can remain silent about what is happening in Gaza?