European Council President Antonio Costa highlights Cyprus reunification as key issue amid unity talks
European Council President Antonio Costa met privately with Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides in Nicosia on Friday morning, underlining the reunification of Cyprus as a fundamental issue in a united Europe. Costa emphasized the importance of cooperation and the European Union's support for resolving the Cyprus problem based on international law and UN efforts.
President Christodoulides praised Costa's initiative to visit all EU member states ahead of critical discussions at the upcoming European Council summit. The two leaders discussed the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) negotiations, deeming it vital to reach a political agreement by the end of 2026. They also addressed other pressing topics including Ukraine, Middle East stability, EU enlargement, competitiveness, and security matters.
Both leaders stressed the Cyprus issue as a European matter where the EU can play a decisive role. Costa reaffirmed the European Council's commitment to support the UN Secretary-General's efforts to find a solution, expressing confidence that solidarity among member states and closeness to citizens remain essential for success.
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