PM Mitsotakis at the MED9 Summit in Cyprus; to reiterate the importance of guarding the EU external borders

PM Mitsotakis at the MED9 Summit in Cyprus; to reiterate the importance of guarding the EU external borders

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Under the shadow of the latest developments in the Middle East and the widespread concern for further escalation in the wider region after Iran's attacks against Israel, the Summit of Mediterranean Member States of the European Union (MED9) will be held on Friday in Cyprus, with the participation of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

During the Summit to be held in Paphos, regional developments will be discussed. King Abdullah of Jordan will participate in the meeting and will discuss with the leaders of MED9 the latest developments in the Middle East, as well as relations between EU and Jordan.

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