Limassol: Relations between the Cypriot Government and the Greek Government are stronger than ever before, President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, stressed on Monday.
According to Cyprus News Agency, the President was replying to questions of reporters on his arrival to the International Conference “Maritime Cyprus 2025” that is taking place in Limassol. When asked if there is a crisis in the relations between Cyprus and Greece over the Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator, IPTO, the President of the Republic stated that “relations between Athens and Nicosia, relations between the Cypriot Government and the Greek Government, my relationship with the Greek Prime Minister are stronger than ever before.”
The President also sent a message to “those who invest in a rupture in the relations of the Greek Government with the Cypriot Government, of my relations with the Greek Prime Minister,” indicating that they “will be disappointed.”
When questioned if he had spoken with the Greek Prime Minister following the meeting that took place yesterday in Athens on the issue, President Christodoulides referred journalists to his earlier statements, suggesting that they provide answers to all questions.