A trilateral meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Greece, Cyprus and Israel will take place on Tuesday in Athens, where Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides will arrive tonight.
According to a Foreign Ministry statement, the discussions of the three ministers are expected to focus on ways to strengthen coordination and cooperation between the three countries in a wide range of areas, with the common goal of creating conditions of security and stability in the region.
In addition, views will be exchanged on regional issues of common interest such as cooperation in the energy sector, multilateral cooperation schemes including the 3+1 composition with the United States, as well as EU-Israel relations.
In addition, views will be exchanged on regional issues of common interest such as cooperation in the energy sector, multilateral cooperation schemes including the 3+1 composition with the United States, as well as EU-Israel relations. The Foreign Ministers will also discuss topical international issues such as the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Cyprus problem, as well as developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider Middle East.
During his presence in Athens, Mr. Kasoulides will hold separate bilateral meetings with the Foreign Minister of Greece, Nikos Dendias, and the Foreign Minister of Israel, Yair Lapid. During these meetings, it is reported that bilateral relations, the Cyprus problem, as well as other current regional and international issues of common interest, among others, are expected to be discussed.
The Foreign Minister returns to Cyprus on Tuesday evening.
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