Greek Cypriot Leader Nikos Christodoulides is traveling to Lebanon on Monday to discuss the increased arrivals of migrants. He said once more that the situation was difficult but assured that “we will deal with it”.
In the past few days hundreds of migrants mostly Syrians arrived in Cyprus from Lebanon and authorities are seeking solutions with the EU to tackle the issue.
Christodoulides , who was asked by the press to reveal what Cyprus is asking the EU to do, replied that he is “meeting with the European Commission President on Sunday.” He added that authorities in Cyprus are in contact with the EC on a technical level.
Christodoulides said that in Lebanon he will meet with the interim government and “will be accompanied by Ministers of Interior, Foreign Affairs, the Chief of the National Guard and other officials”. He also recalled that he spoke on the phone with the Lebanese Premier recently.
He said that Cyprus is faced with a crisis but added that authorities are doing everything possible to manage it and assured that they would “deal with it”.
( Source CNA)
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