President Christodoulides meets US Senators

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The importance of the upgraded strategic relationship between Cyprus and the United States across a wide range of sectors was highlighted during a meeting today at the Presidential Palace between President Nikos Christodoulides and a delegation of four US Senators visiting Cyprus.

The American lawmakers Nathaniel Moran, Jim Costa, Brendan Boyle and Craig Goldman members of a bipartisan delegation of Democrats and Republicans, are in Nicosia to participate in the 91st Transatlantic Legislators’ Dialogue, taking place in Cyprus on 19 and 20 June.

During the meeting, both sides underscored the importance of continuously advancing the strengthened bilateral relationship through the framework of the strategic dialogue between the Republic of Cyprus and the United States.

President Christodoulides also referred to the Republic of Cyprus’ efforts to further enhance transatlantic relations, noting that this remains one of the key priorities of Cyprus’ upcoming Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

Discussions also focused on Cyprus-US cooperation in the fields of energy, investment, defence and security. Participants reviewed developments in the Cyprus issue, the situation in the Middle East, as well as a range of regional and international matters.

The US Senators praised the role of the Republic of Cyprus in promoting security and stability across the wider region.

Source: Cyprus News Agency (CNA)

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