Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty participated in a trilateral cooperation meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis and Cypriot Foreign Minister Konstantinos Kombos on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation and ties between the three nations. Abdelatty highlighted the significance of the trilateral cooperation mechanism, which has become a model for regional cooperation and integration.
During the meeting, Abdelatty emphasized the importance of continuing the regular meetings of the trilateral mechanism at various levels and closely monitoring the implementation of the outcomes of the trilateral summits and agreements signed between the three countries. The ministers also agreed on the need to activate trilateral cooperation on projects that benefit the people of the three countries and enhance cultural exchange.
The meeting witnessed a consensus on the importance of promoting trilateral cooperation on projects that bring tangible benefits to the people of the three countries. The ministers also discussed ways to enhance cultural exchange, including increasing joint cultural events, scholarships, and organizing summer camps for students and tourist trips between the three countries.
The ministers also touched on the need to develop training programs for technical workers and facilitate the necessary legal arrangements to regulate migration flows. They emphasized the importance of continuing to strengthen military, defense, and economic cooperation between the three countries.
The ministers exchanged views on recent regional developments, including the Palestinian issue and the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean, as well as several regional crises. They stressed the importance of de-escalation, adopting political solutions, and respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of countries.
The ministers agreed to continue close consultation and coordination within the trilateral cooperation mechanism and enhance cooperation in areas of mutual interest, achieving the interests of the three countries and their peoples, and contributing to consolidating security, stability, and prosperity in the Eastern Mediterranean region.
The trilateral cooperation meeting between Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus aims to promote regional stability and cooperation, addressing common challenges and fostering economic growth. The meeting's outcomes reflect the strong relations between the three countries and their commitment to enhancing cooperation in various fields.
Key points
- The trilateral cooperation mechanism between Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus has become a model for regional cooperation and integration.
- The ministers emphasized the importance of de-escalation and adopting political solutions to regional crises.
- The meeting aimed to promote regional stability and cooperation, addressing common challenges and fostering economic growth.
