Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will be in Brussels on Monday to take part in the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting. In the morning the EU Foreign Ministers will exchange views with their Ukrainian counterparts Dmytro Kuleba, a Foreign Ministry announcement said on Sunday.
Later, the EU Foreign Ministers are expected to discuss the safety condition in Europe and Belarus, the climate diplomacy and the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina. They will also examine the recent international developments including the developments in Mali. The Ministers will also participate in the cyber-security exercise “CYCLES”.
Finally, on the sidelines of the meeting the EU Foreign Ministers will meet their counterparts from the state members of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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