Christodoulides Meets with Israeli President in Nicosia
- President Nikos Christodoulides met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog at the presidential palace in Nicosia to discuss deepening Cyprus-Israel cooperation and relations.
- The meeting included private consultations and bilateral talks focusing on boosting strategic ties in security, trade, energy, and tourism between Cyprus and Israel.
- Herzog expressed hope for broader Mediterranean diplomacy involving Lebanon, emphasizing peace and anti-terrorism efforts.
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Strict security measures for the visit of the Israeli President to Cyprus - Protest by organizations and AKEL outside the Presidential Palace in the afternoon
Christodoulides meets with Israeli President in Nicosia
President Nikos Christodoulides will on Thursday meet with Israeli President Isaac Herzog at the presidential palace in Nicosia. During Herzog’s visit the two are scheduled to hold a private meeting on ways to further deepen cooperation and strengthen Cyprus-Israel relations. According to a statement by the Israeli Presidency, the visit is part of the ongoing cooperation and regular contacts between the two Presidents, aimed at further deepening…
Mr. Herzog, who is on a working visit to Nicosia, expressed the desire for a trilateral meeting between the presidents of Cyprus, Lebanon and Israel, noting that this is a "dream" for him and that it is important to "move towards peace in the region."
The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, welcomed the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, in Nicosia, with the agenda of the discussions including energy, defense, security, trade and tourism, as well as regional developments. The Israeli President expressed his desire for a trilateral meeting of Cyprus, Lebanon and Israel, with the aim of promoting peace in the region.
The Israeli President's "dream" for a trilateral with Lebanon, the record in tourism and the deepening of the strategic relationship with Cyprus
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