Christodoulides Discusses Informal EU Leaders’ Retreat With European Council President

Talks focused on the upcoming European Council leaders’ meeting, with emphasis on competitiveness, the single market and the future direction of the European Union

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The President of the Republic of Cyprus held discussions with the President of the European Council ahead of the forthcoming informal retreat of EU leaders. The exchange focused on key priorities for the European Union, including competitiveness, deeper integration and the strengthening of the single market.

Meeting ahead of informal European Council retreat

Nikos Christodoulides discussed the upcoming informal European Council leaders’ retreat with Antonio Costa. According to the information provided, the discussions centred on the agenda of the meeting, with particular focus on competitiveness and the functioning of the single market.

Focus on competitiveness and integration

In a post published on X, President Christodoulides described the exchange as a timely discussion at a critical moment for the European Union. He referred to the need for a Union that is stronger, more competitive and more integrated.

Reference to strategic direction of the EU

The President also highlighted the objective of a more autonomous European Union that remains open to the world, underlining the broader strategic context within which the informal retreat of EU leaders will take place.

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