By Apostolis Zoupaniotis
Cyprus, Greece, and Egypt have agreed on guidelines to continue and improve cooperation between them, Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has said.
The agreement was struck during a New York meeting between the three countries’ foreign ministers.
Kasoulides said that beyond the political matters that will be examined “as we live in a volatile region of the Eastern Mediterranean, we will also examine issues of economic investment, tourism, and joint programmes that can be funded from the Euro Mediterranean partnership.”
Speaking after the meeting at the Egyptian Permanent Representation to the UN, Kasoulides added that talks will continue at ministry permanent secretary level, based on the agreed guidelines.
The three countries will also hold talks regarding their exclusive economic zones (EEZ), the foreign minister said.
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