PM Mitsotakis in Cyprus: Greece and Cyprus must be fully coordinated
"I considered it my duty to be in Cyprus at this crucial conjucture to discuss at close hand the major challenges (Greece and Cyprus) are facing, together and coordinated at all times," stated Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday, speaking at the Presidential Mansion of Cyprus. The Greek premier, who is paying a working visit to Cyprus, was received by Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades.
In statements to Anastasiades before their meeting, Mitsotakis noted:
"As we enter a period densely packed with developments, and wait for the unofficial five-way conference to be convened, there is a self-evident need and obligation for the Hellenic and Cyprus' Republics to be fully coordinated in order to jointly demand that which you framed as the Cypriot people's desire: The reunion of the island in the context of the decisions already reached and in the context of UN Treaties, to ensure the peaceful co-existence of Greek-Cypriots and Turkish-Cypriots in a reunited and peaceful Cyprus. We will discuss these issues in detail and of course, review developments in the Eastern Mediterranean."
After the meeting between Mitsotakis and Anastasiades, discussions with the two countries' delegations will follow.
