The cooperation mechanism with Egypt and Cyprus is strong, and we agreed on the necessity of increasing cooperation to serve our peoples
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis confirmed today, Wednesday, that the tripartite cooperation mechanism between Egypt, Cyprus and Greece is strong and we agreed on the necessity of increasing cooperation to serve our peoples.
Mitsotakis said – during his speech at the beginning of the joint press conference, with the President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and President of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides and – “We met today in Cairo within the framework of the tenth tripartite summit between Egypt, Greece and Cyprus, Which confirms that our tripartite mechanism is productive and strong at the regional level without parallel.”
Mitsotakis indicated that tensions in the region will be dealt with simultaneously to ensure cooperation among them to increase prosperity and security of citizens, indicating that there are many activities in between the three countries in the fields of defence, economy, and tourism… expressing his happiness with the participation of a large number in the economic forum, which is being held in parallel with the tripartite summit.
The President confirmed Greek Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis – during his speech at the beginning of the joint press conference, with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and President of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides – the commitment of the three countries to strengthening their strategy in the field of energy and exporting it to Europe and working to develop renewable energy sources, as well as developing electrical interconnection projects such as the important interconnection project. Electric power supply between Egypt and Greece, let us be a bridge for transporting energy to global markets as well, from Africa to Europe.
Mitsotakis also affirmed his country’s support for the issue. Cyprus in the Security Council, explaining that solving its problem will create an unprecedented state of stability and economic prosperity for the eastern Mediterranean region in a broader scope.
He pointed to his country’s endeavor to achieve peace in the Middle East region against any attempt outside the legal framework. And international legitimacy, adding that the developments in the situation in Syria were talked about, and the need to achieve stability there and the need for all Syrians to participate in self-determination was emphasized.
He pointed out the need to protect all minorities in Syria, whether religious or ethnic, Adding that all of this will be judged by the international community itself.
He also stressed that they will intensify their efforts to prevent extremism and achieve stability inside Syria, explaining that this is a European priority as well.
Greece Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis praised Egypt’s fundamental and main role in trying to reach a ceasefire in Gaza so that humanitarian aid can be delivered, prisoners are released, and the two-state solution represents the only solution to the Palestinian issue that will achieve security. And safety in the region.
Mitsotakis said, “The discussions dealt with developments in the situation in Libya.” He stressed the need for an attempt to restore dialogue, confirm the sovereignty of the Libyan people, and completely withdraw foreign forces until sovereignty is restored in Libya.
He added that we are coordinating our steps in the field of legal and illegal immigration, and we are making many efforts to In order to prevent illegal immigration to protect citizens from being exposed to death, he expressed his thanks to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi for what he is providing in this field to protect Egypt’s maritime borders, stressing that at the same time At the same time, we support legal immigration, as there are agreements signed with Egypt for the exchange of labor between our countries.
He continued, “We support and assist the strategic partnership between Egypt and the European Union, which demonstrates the importance of Egypt to the stability of the Middle East region.”< /p>
The Prime Minister of Greece stressed the importance of cooperation between Egypt, Cyprus and Greece in the field of freedom of navigation, noting that we, as an elected member of the Security Council, support Egypt regarding the security and safety of navigation in the Canal. Suez.
