National Council on Foreign Policy set to meet at 1.30

Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will chair the National Council on Foreign Policy to discuss security and stability in the Mediterranean, in light of the latest developments on Tuesday, at 13.30.

Dendias will brief parties on developments in Turkey-Libya issue and the Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels on Monday.

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National Council on Foreign Policy set to meet at 1.30

Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will brief parties on the developments with Turkey and the Libya memorandum

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