Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos discussed regional developments in two separate calls he held on Wednesday with his counterparts from Greece and Egypt.
Kombos said on a post on ‘X’ that within the framework of regular contacts and the close coordination between Cyprus and Greece, he spoke by phone with his counterpart George Gerapetritis.
They focused, he added, on the Cyprus problem and current regional developments, with an emphasis on the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Foreign Minister also held a telephone call with Foreign Minister of Egypt Badr Abdelatty, with whom he discussed the strategic partnership between the two countries, preparations for the upcoming Cyprus-Egypt G2G and the Trilateral Ministerial meeting between Cyprus, Egypt and Greece to be held in Cyprus in January, he said in another post on X.
“We also discussed current regional developments, and reiterated our condemnation of the illegal ‘mou’ between Libya and Turkey. Agreed to remain in close coordination,” Kombos concluded.