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Greece promotes its suitability for mediatory role in Middle East
Athens is seeking a mediatory role in the Middle East if conditions permit it. This was the message that emerged following the joint statements Kyriakos Mitsotakis made with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, following the first High Level Cooperation Council between Greece and Cyprus, in Athens on Friday.
“Our priority is to assist with humanitarian pauses and through corridors of assistance to help the civilians in Gaza,” the Greek premier said. He added: “We have geographical proximity with Cyprus. We have enduring relations both Cyprus and Greece with...
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