💰 Positive appraisal of Cyprus Presidency’s progress at EU Council in Brussels
The European Council meetings in Brussels continue today with Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides highlighting the significant progress achieved under the Cypriot EU Presidency over the past six months, particularly regarding the Multiannual Financial Framework. Christodoulides received congratulations from European institutional leaders and fellow statesmen for advances made on multiple critical dossiers, including long-standing issues.
During the sessions, the President stressed the urgency of concluding political decisions and negotiations by the end of 2026 to avoid complications in 2027 due to member state elections. Discussions also covered sensitive topics such as migration, defence, and combating drug trafficking. The Cypriot presidency was praised for its credibility, seriousness, and effectiveness in fostering consensus and delivering tangible results amid complex geopolitical challenges.
High-ranking European officials, including the Presidents of the European Council, Commission, and Parliament, publicly acknowledged Cyprus’s leadership role and the contributions of key figures like Deputy Minister for European Affairs Marilena Raouna. Member states such as Italy, Ireland, Germany, and Spain expressed their gratitude for Cyprus’s outstanding work during its six-month tenure, noting progress especially on the pact for migration and asylum policies.
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