While en route to Antalya, the President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, spoke by phone with UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
Specifically, as reported by journalist Iakovos Iakovou, who is accompanying the President of the Republic to Antalya, where he will participate in the Summit of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), the phone call took place during a stopover in Rhodes and lasted a few minutes.
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Antonio Guterres and Nikos Christodoulides reviewed the trilateral meeting with António Guterres essentially assessing the decisions made so that the next step—the trilateral meeting with him—could take place.
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The UN Secretariat is working to set a date for the trilateral meeting, with the goal of holding it in November, most likely in Europe.
That is, after Antonio Guterres returns from the Philippines, where he will travel following his visit to Antalya, Turkey.
It should be noted that the phone call took place at the request of Mr. Guterres, and just a few hours after the UN Secretary-General’s meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, during which the Cyprus issue, among other topics, was discussed.
It should be noted that in Antalya, he was received as a representative of Cyprus.
The President was greeted at Antalya Airport by Mehmet Ali Kahraman, Director of the COP31 Presidential Office.
