Nicosia: Cyprus, Greece, and Jordan have taken a significant step in fortifying their collective defence capabilities by signing the renewal of their Trilateral Defence Cooperation Programme (TDCP) at the Headquarters of the General Staff of the Cyprus National Guard. This development, which took place on Thursday, August 6, was officially announced in a statement by the General Staff on Monday.
According to Cyprus News Agency, the renewed agreement signifies a dedicated effort by the three nations to enhance their defence collaboration and deepen their mutual relationships in security and defence sectors. The continuation and further development of the TDCP aim to build upon the existing framework that has been established among their armed forces.
The signing of this programme underscores the ongoing trilateral cooperation between Cyprus, Greece, and Jordan, focusing on strengthening coordination and promoting joint activities within the defence sector. This move is seen as a strategic alignment to bolster their collective security measures and operational readiness.