Fifth trilateral summit between Cyprus, Greece, and Jordan to be held in Amman

The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, is traveling to Amman, Jordan, to participate in the 5th trilateral summit involving Cyprus, Greece, and Jordan. The meeting will include King Abdullah II of Jordan and the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis. President Christodoulides is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with King Abdullah II and the Crown Prince. The summit's agenda focuses on strengthening diplomatic relations between Cyprus and Jordan, coordinating efforts at a regional level, and addressing recent developments in the Middle East and the Gulf region. Participants will review progress on cooperation initiatives established during previous summits. Additionally, the discussions will cover the relationship between the European Union and Jordan, as well as the enhancement of regional stability. Government sources in Nicosia emphasized the significance of these talks following a recent informal summit in Cyprus that included regional leaders. The summit serves as a platform to foster security and peace in the volatile geopolitical environment of the region.