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[Cyprus Times] The Prime Minister of Luxembourg pays an official visit to Cyprus. Cyprus, energy and Ukraine

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Luxembourg's Prime Minister Savier Bettel will pay an official visit to Cyprus today (Thursday), according to a written statement by the Director of the Press Office of the President of the Republic, Andreas Joseph

The President of the Republic and the Prime Minister of Luxembourg will discuss the latest developments in Cyprus,concerning the war in Ukraine and the ongoing efforts to end hostilities, as well as a number of European issues such as the energy decoupling of the European Union and migration, among others. The meeting will also discuss ways to strengthen cooperation between the small states at the European level.

Cyprus and Luxembourg maintain excellent bilateral relations and during the meeting between Anastasiades and Bettel, views are expected to be exchanged with a view to finding ways to further deepen them.

President Anastasiades will inform the Prime Minister of Luxembourg about the latest developments in the Cyprus problem, the readiness of the Greek Cypriot side to resume the dialogue and the initiative taken to implement the proposed Confidence Building Measures.

According to Mr. Joseph, President Anastasiades will stress the need for a more substantial role on the part of the EU.He will stress the need for Turkey to adopt the same constructive attitude as the Greek Cypriot side for the resumption of the negotiation process, avoiding the violation of the sovereign rights of the Republic of Cyprus in the sea and putting an end to its actions in the enclosed area of Famagusta, in violation of the relevant UN Security Council resolutions.

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Anastasiades will also reiterate that the Republic of Cyprus remains committed to the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, international law and the European acquis.

According to the President's schedule, he will receive the Prime Minister in the morning and statements to the media are expected at 11.30 a.m.

Source: CNA


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