Nicosia will host on November 27 the second intergovernmental summit between Cyprus and Greece, as well as the Cyprus-Greece-Jordan trilateral summit.
According to a presidency statement, the Greece-Cyprus summit will take place at the presidential palace on Wednesday morning, headed by President Nikos Christodoulides and the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, with the participation of ministers.
Later, at noon, the Cyprus-Greece-Jordan Trilateral Summit will follow – the fourth one, following the one held in Athens in July 2021 – with the participation of Christodoulides, King Abdullah II of Jordan and Mitsotakis.
The leaders of Cyprus and Greece will also attend and address the second business conference organised in Nicosia with the support of the Chambers of Commerce of the two countries.
The summit is expected to address, the Cyprus issue, digital transition, cooperation on issues of labour and social policy, education, health, shipping, culture and defence.
During the proceedings of the trilateral summit there will be a review of the implementation of the trilateral cooperation to date on various issues that have been addressed by the trilateral mechanism in previous meetings such as cooperation on firefighting issues with the creation of a regional centre based in Cyprus, as well as cooperation concerning education and investments.
They will also discuss regional developments, the Cyprus problem EU-Jordan relations, noting that the three countries will also sign memoranda of understanding in the fields of education, water management and investments.
