Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikos Christodoulides, travels to Israel on Sunday to take part in the Cyprus-Israel-Greece Trilateral Meeting, together with his counterparts from the two countries, Yair Lapid and Nikos Dendias, respectively which will address regional issues and examine development of cooperation.
? Foreign Affairs press release said it is the “first meeting between the three countries at the level of Foreign Ministers since the new Israeli government took office, reaffirming the common will of all parties to further develop their cooperation and to expand regional cooperation networks on the basis of a positive agenda, with a view to enhancing peace, stability and security in the broader region”.
The Trilateral Meeting is expected to address a number of regional issues, as well issues of common interest, focusing, inter alia, on the latest
Source: Cyprus News Agency