"Connectivity is the cornerstone of everything we do, whether by sea, by land or by air," Communications Minister Yiannis Karousosos said on his arrival at the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council of the European Union (in a meeting of Transport Ministers) in Brussels on Monday.
"This is why we are very happy because today we have managed, secured and succeeded in adding Cyprus to an additional TEN-T corridor (ed. The Black Sea-Black Sea-Aegean corridor in addition to the Western Balkans corridor, which is very important for the interconnectivity of a country like Cyprus," he added.
He stressed that Cyprus is an isolated member state, as it is an island. "This is why we are working so hard to improve our connectivity," Karousosos noted, adding that the general approach being adopted today "opens up many prospects for future exploitation and many advantages."
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