Inauguration of CyCLOPS and talks with President and Foreign Minister on Nuland's visit to Cyprus Casoulides and Nuland will hold talks and inauguration ceremony of the Centre
The inauguration of the Cyprus Training Centre for Land and Maritime Security and Port Security CyCLOPS established and operating in Larnaca, as part of the Cyprus-US bilateral cooperation, will be inaugurated on Wednesday 6 April, during her visit to Cyprus, by the US Assistant Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland, together with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ioannis Kasoulides.
As part of her visit, Ms. Nuland will meet on Thursday morning at the Presidential Palace with the President of the Republic, Nicos Anastasiades. During the meeting, as the Director of the Press Office of the President of the Republic, Andreas Joseph, said in a written statement, it is expected that the President will analyse his proposal for the MoU and refer to the readiness of the Greek Cypriot side to resume negotiations leading to a solution of the Cyprus problem. After the meeting, Ms Nuland is expected to make statements.
According to Cypriot News Agency, Ms Nuland will arrive in Cyprus on Wednesday. In the early afternoon she will visit, accompanied by Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides, the square next to the Medieval Castle in Larnaca, where the sculpture entitled "Ankara - Cardia", donated by the city of Odessa, which adorns the coastal front of the city of Zenon, is located. There, in the presence of other dignitaries, Ms. Nuland, Mr. Kasoulides and the Ambassador of Ukraine to Cyprus, Ruslan Nimchynskyi, will make statements.
Later, Ms. Nuland and Mr. Kasoulides will go to the Cyprus Centre for Land and Sea and Port Security CyCLOPS training centre, which was created and operates in Larnaca, with the assistance and support of the USA. There the two officials will hold talks, inaugurate the Centre and make statements.
Source: CNA
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