Athens: King Abdullah II of Jordan was meeting Wednesday in Athens with Greek leaders and Cyprus as part of high-level regular contacts launched between three Mediterranean countries in 2018.
Greece strives to expand economic and military cooperation with countries in the country -Negara in the area, be alert to sustainable competition with neighboring Turks for mineral rights in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
“We hope to see how we as three countries can take advantage of many opportunities, whether it is trade, food security, tourism, energy, agriculture, water, environment, health care and investment,” Abdullah said in the opening of negotiations with negotiations of the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and President Nicos Anastasiades from Cyprus.
Wednesday’s meeting was delayed 15 months because of a pandemic
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