The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikos Dendias, is going to Brussels, in order to participate in the afternoon of the extraordinary Council of Foreign Affairs of the EU, according to a relevant announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Foreign Affairs Council is convened as a follow-up to yesterday’s extraordinary EU Summit, in which the Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, participated, in order for the Foreign Ministers of the 27 EU member states to discuss the situation in Ukraine after the Russian attack and coordinate their actions to impose restrictive measures on Russia.
Prior to his departure for Brussels, the Foreign Minister held a series of contacts with foreign officials. Specifically, last night he contacted the US Undersecretary of State, Victoria Nuland, as well as the US Ambassador to Athens. Also yesterday, Mr. Dendias met with the ambassadors of Ukraine, Poland and Estonia, as well as with the plenipotentiaries of Latvia and Lithuania.
Today, the Foreign Minister met successively with the Ambassadors of France and the United Kingdom. He then chaired a second meeting of the Foreign Ministry’s Crisis Management Unit.
Due to his departure for the Foreign Affairs Council, Mr. Dendias asked the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador G. Demiris, to meet with the Ambassador of China.
After these meetings, the cycle of communication with all the ambassadors, in Athens, of the states that are the Permanent Members of the UN Security Council, is completed.
Source: Capital
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