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[PIO] The President of the Republic pays an official visit to Montenegro

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The President of the Republic Mr Nicos Anastasiades arrived last night in Montenegro, where he is on a two-day official visit.

On his arrival late yesterday evening in the Montenegrin capital, Podgorica, the President of the Republic, accompanied by his wife Mrs. Andri Anastasiades, was received by the Deputy Prime Minister of the country, Mr. Dritan Abazovic.

This morning, the President of the Republic will be officially received at the Presidential Palace by the President of Montenegro, Mr Milo Đukanović, with whom he will have a one-to-one meeting. Afterwards, the heads of the delegations of the two countries will hold expanded talks.

During the expanded talks, among the issues to be discussed are bilateral relations, developments in the Cyprus problem and the ongoing Turkish provocations against the Republic of Cyprus, the situation in Ukraine and EU-Montenegro relations.

During the expanded talks, among the issues to be discussed are bilateral relations, developments in the Cyprus problem and the ongoing Turkish provocations against the Republic of Cyprus, the situation in Ukraine and EU-Montenegro relations.

Subsequently, the two Presidents will make statements.

Tonight, the President of Montenegro and his wife will host an official dinner in honour of the President and his wife.

Tomorrow morning, the President of the Republic will meet with the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Mr. Zdravko Krivokapić.

Later in the morning he will visit the old town of Kotor, followed by a tour of the Maritime Museum and the marina in the port of Tivat.

The President of the Republic will be accompanied in Montenegro by the Government Spokesman Mr. Marios Pelekanos, the Deputy Minister to the President Mr. Kyriakos Kousios, the Deputy Minister for Maritime Affairs Mr. Vassilis Dimitriadis, the Ambassador of the Republic to Montenegro, based in Belgrade, Mr Dimitrios Theofilaktou and officials.

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