Foreign ministers of Cyprus, Greece and Egypt hold diplomatic consultations

On November 4, 2026, the Foreign Minister of Cyprus, Constantinos Kombos, conducted a series of telephone consultations with his counterparts from Greece, George Gerapetritis, and Egypt, Badr Abdelatty. The discussions focused on regional stability, with particular attention to the Eastern Mediterranean, as part of ongoing diplomatic coordination between the nations.

In his talk with Gerapetritis, Kombos reviewed the current state of the Cyprus issue. Separately, in his discussion with Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, the ministers reviewed the strategic partnership between Cyprus and Egypt. They made preparations for the upcoming Cyprus-Egypt government-to-government (G2G) summit and the trilateral ministerial summit involving Greece, which is scheduled to take place in Cyprus in January. During this conversation, both ministers reaffirmed their condemnation of the memorandum of understanding signed between Libya and Turkey, labeling it illegal.

All parties agreed to maintain close contact as regional tensions persist. These communications serve as preparatory steps for the high-level meetings planned for early 2027.