European Council President Antonio Costa to visit Nicosia focusing on defence and Ukraine support
European Council President Antonio Costa will visit Nicosia between September 1 and 4 as part of his annual 'Tour des Capitales.' The tour aims to discuss key issues such as defence, competitiveness, EU enlargement, and support for Ukraine. Costa's visit to Cyprus follows his stop in Greece and comes ahead of upcoming European councils and international summits.
During his tour, Costa will engage with several European leaders to gather insights into member states' priorities and expectations, particularly concerning the multiannual financial framework. This allows the European Council's work to align closely with the realities faced across Europe.
Prior to arriving in Cyprus, Costa is scheduled to meet with prime ministers and presidents across Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic. On Monday, he was in Kyiv for the Coalition of the Willing summit, emphasizing the EU’s commitment to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
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