K. Mitsotakis leaves for London in the afternoon – The program of his meetings

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In the afternoon, the Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, will leave for London, where he will pay a two-day visit.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 16, Mr. Mitsotakis will meet at 15:15 (local time) with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, while at 18:00 he will visit the Science Museum and will be guided in the exhibition ” Ancient Greeks: Science and Wisdom “. (Ancient Greeks: Science and Wisdom).

Earlier on Tuesday morning, at 07.35 (local time), the Prime Minister will give an interview to the ITV television network and the show “Good Morning Britain”.

The next day, Wednesday, November 17, the Prime Minister will have successive meetings with representatives of the business community and investment companies.

Communications of K. Mitsotakis with the Prime Minister of Ireland and S. Michel in view of his visit to London

Recent developments in the discussions between the European Commission and the United Kingdom on the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol, following a meeting last Friday between EU Commissioner Maros Sefsovich and the British Undersecretary of State for EU Affairs – The United Kingdom, Lord David Frost, were at the center of communications that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had earlier today with the Prime Minister of Ireland Michal Martin and the President of the European Council Charles Michel.

In fact, the specific communications were aimed at coordinating and informing Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in view of his visit to London and his meeting tomorrow with the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

For his part, Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that Greece is fully in line with the EU line on these talks and is in full solidarity with Ireland and its partners, according to government sources. The same people anticipate, moreover, that this will be the message that will be conveyed to Boris Johnson as the first EU leader to visit London at a critical juncture in Euro-British relations, which must be secured under the relevant agreements. , stressing that the unity of the EU is not in question and stressing the need to overcome difficulties and find a consensual solution.

SOURCE: AMPE