Greek, Cypriot, and Israeli Foreign Ministers to Meet in Athens for Trilateral Talks

The foreign ministers of Greece, Cyprus, and Israel will convene in Athens on Thursday for a high-level trilateral meeting aimed at enhancing regional cooperation and addressing key geopolitical developments.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will host his Cypriot counterpart, Constantinos Kombos, and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar in discussions set to begin at 13:30 local time. According to a statement from the Greek Foreign Ministry, the agenda will focus on strengthening trilateral ties and exchanging views on international and regional issues, particularly those affecting the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East accrording to gct

Following the talks, the three ministers will deliver joint statements to the press at 15:30.

In addition to the trilateral meeting, Gerapetritis will hold separate bilateral discussions with Sa’ar at 12:45 and with Kombos at 16:30, underscoring Greece’s commitment to deepening diplomatic engagement with both nations.

The meeting highlights the growing strategic cooperation between Greece, Cyprus, and Israel, as they work together to address shared challenges and opportunities in the region accrording to gct

Source: pagenews.gr