Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos is visiting the UAE to set up a humanitarian corridor to Gaza and strengthen diplomatic ties. In Kazakhstan, he aims to enhance relations, discuss regional issues, EU ties, and bolster economic partnerships, solidifying Cyprus’s foreign policy goals.
President Nikos Christodoulides’ diplomatic agenda in Brussels encompasses a historic visit to the College of Europe, strategic engagements at the European Council summit, highlevel meetings, and commemorations. His discussions on pressing global issues such as Middle East tensions and the Ukraine crisis are expected to underscore Cyprus’ role on the international stage.
The Vasiliko LNG terminal project in Cyprus is making a positive turnaround after a period of conflict, with the government and CPPMetron Consortium working together to meet the yearend deadline. Diplomatic efforts, skilled worker imports, and oversight bodies indicate a renewed push towards successful project completion and a boost for Cyprus’ energy sector and economy.
Cyprus and France are deepening their strategic cooperation, focusing on defence and security, with discussions on regional stability in the Mediterranean. The French frigate Courbet symbolizes France’s commitment to partnership with Cyprus, reflecting a broad strategic alliance including economic, cultural, and international collaboration.
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos is heading to Brussels for the EU’s Foreign Affairs Council meeting to discuss pressing global issues like the Middle East situation and Russia’s actions in Ukraine. He will also engage in a transatlantic dialogue with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and conduct bilateral meetings with EU counterparts to strengthen international relations.
Maria Angela Holguin’s diplomatic strategy in Cyprus emphasizes flexibility and engagement with diverse stakeholders to tackle the complex Cyprus issue. Her openended approach, focusing on building consensus gradually, hints at a potential breakthrough in the future.
UNSG Envoy Maria Angela Holguin is on a crucial mission in Cyprus to reinvigorate peace efforts through highlevel talks with political leaders and civil society members. Her comprehensive agenda, including cultural exchanges, aims to foster mutual understanding and potential reconciliation between the divided communities, leveraging the UN’s Good Offices role.
Maria Holguin is on a mission in Cyprus, meeting with leaders to restart dialogue and find a solution to the Cyprus issue. Her focus on sovereign equality and adherence to the UN framework sets the stage for potential progress in the longstanding conflict.
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu is the mastermind behind the proposal for a humanitarian aid corridor between Cyprus and Gaza. This initiative is a collaborative effort involving Cyprus, Israel, and various international stakeholders to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance to Gaza, subject to Israeli security clearance in Cyprus.
Nicolas Christodoulides and UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin are set to meet to restart negotiations on the Cyprus conflict, aiming to bridge the gap and find a solution to the island’s division. Their discussions will focus on exchanging ideas and developments to kickstart talks that have been stalled for decades.
