How would the Cyprus Republic structure according to the Annan Plan?

According to the Annan Plan, Cyprus is a sovereign state with a non-annullable partnership structure that consist of one Common state and two constituent states; one being Greek Cypriot and the other Turkish Cypriot. Cyprus shall be a member of the United Nations with its single international identity and sovereignty. The Government of the Common State uses all its powers stated in the Constitution that ensures that it fulfills its liabilities as a member of the European Union and allows it to speak and move as one in the international arena and in the European Union. The common state and the constituent states, show full respect to each other’s powers and functions and do not violate each other’s powers and functions. There is no hierarchy among the laws of the common state and the Turkish and the Greek state. Any process that is against the Constitution is null and void.

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