Cyprus proves key EU-Middle East link during EU Council presidency says President Christodoulides
Cyprus has demonstrated its significant role in connecting the European Union with the Middle East, President Nikos Christodoulides stated. Speaking on Monday, he highlighted Cyprus’ position as an "honest mediator" among the 27 EU member states during its EU Council presidency, emphasizing the country's consistency, credibility, and commitment to European interests.
Despite being a small state, Cyprus showed that its size did not limit its influence within the EU. The presidency coincided with a period of unprecedented geopolitical uncertainty, which required Cyprus to engage deeply in complex issues and critical decisions. Christodoulides noted that this experience placed Cyprus at the center of European decision-making and enhanced its political capital.
The president also recalled earlier remarks praising Cyprus for its ability to connect regions and exceed expectations. European Council President Antonio Costa described Cyprus as a vital anchor for cooperation and European engagement in the Middle East region. Overall, the presidency strengthened Cyprus’ role as a regional interlocutor and contributor to European policy discussions.
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