Nicosia:Presidents of the Parliaments of Cyprus, Greece, and Egypt will convene for their second Trilateral Meeting on Wednesday, hosted by the House of Representatives in Nicosia. The meeting, which aims to strengthen parliamentary diplomacy and cooperation, involves Annita Demetriou of Cyprus, Hesham Badawy of Egypt, and Nikitas Kaklamanis of Greece.

According to Cyprus News Agency, the event will also feature participation from key parliamentarians from each nation. From Cyprus, MPs Yiorgos Karoullas, Nikos Georgiou, and Panikos Leonidou will attend. Egypt will be represented by Sameh Hassan Shoukry, Tarek El Molla, and Tarek Radwan, while Eleftherios Ktistakis and Constantina Yiannakopoulou will attend from Greece.

The meeting will open with speeches from the presidents, followed by discussions across three sections focusing on parliamentary diplomacy, regional cooperation through energy, and opportunities for Cyprus, Egypt, and Greece. Young representatives and other officials will also contribute to these discussions.

The gathering will conclude with a joint declaration by the three parliamentary presidents and subsequent press statements.