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Two plus one critical missions – Immigration, Cyprus and “Amalthea”

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Δyο συν μλα κρλσιμ εσαοσ–εττεικ Κυπριακκαι “Αμàλθεια” /></p> <p> </source> </p> <p>Two missions from and one to Cyprus are considered pivotal for three important issues that directly affect developments at multiple levels. First of all is the trip tomorrow of Nikos Christodoulidis and Ursula von der Leyen to Lebanon, for the Migration issue, next week Maria Angela Holguin Queillar is coming to Nicosia for the Cyprus issue and within days the construction of a pier in Gaza will be completed.</p> <p> < p>The three issues, although they are different, are primarily related to their management by Nicosia. At the same time, there are three issues in which both the <strong>European Union</strong> and other countries play an important role.</p> <p><strong>Ursula von der Leyen is returning to Cyprus today</strong>, this time to contribute to the effort to deal with <strong>Immigrant</strong>. Her previous trip had to do with the launch of humanitarian aid to Gaza (which is expected to restart soon). The president of the European Commission together with the <strong>President of the Republic</strong>will travel tomorrow morning to Lebanon with an important package in their luggage as an offer requesting the assistance of the Lebanese authorities in preventing migrants from traveling to Cyprus. According to information in von der Leyen's luggage a package that will reach up to <strong>400 million euros</strong>. It is requested that the Lebanese authorities take measures to prevent the trafficking of immigrants. That is why the intention is for the package to go directly to the country's army and not get lost in the central state.</p> <p><strong>In addition to the Immigrant's bet, Nicosia also has to win that of Amalthea</strong>. President Christodoulidis stated that Cyprus, as far as its own assistance is concerned, is ready to start as soon as the green light is received from the USA. Asked when to expect the departure of the next ship to Gaza, he said that on May 2, as the Americans have informed him, the pier will be completed. We are doing all the preparatory work, he added, especially with the US, the UAE, and the EU to start again sending humanitarian aid to this point.</p> <p>On this issue, President Christodoulidis had scheduled a conversation with the Prime Minister of Britain for yesterday afternoon. A conversation which – according to our information – would not be limited to the issue of humanitarian aid, where Britain and Cyprus have so far enjoyed a cordial cooperation, but would also touch on the Cyprus issue. President Christodoulidis wanted to take advantage of his own conversation with Mr. Sunak, but also the fact that the British Prime Minister will soon meet with Turkish President Erdogan.</p> <p>For the Cyprus issue, as President Christodoulidis also pointed out yesterday , the next period is critical. The President said that the coming week is critical, it is important, as Mrs. Holgin is coming to Cyprus from Germany, France, Brussels, Turkey, and expressed the hope that there will be such data “that will allow us to be optimistic for the resumption of talks”. Asked if this positive message was conveyed to Mrs. Holguin by the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, and how she can make use of it, she said that Mr. Michel's statements were clear, and he also recalled the statements in an interview with the President of the Commission on Sunday. “From there, let's wait for next week, I hope, from our side the readiness is declared, very specific, not theoretical, not general, and we hope that the data will emerge that will lead us to the resumption of talks”.</p > <noindex></p> <div class=Source: www.philenews.com

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