Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is travelling to Lithuania for the Summit of the Three Seas Initiative.
According to AMNA, heads of state and government from 13 European nations are meeting with the aim of strengthening cooperation in the central and eastern European region.
There will be emphasis on the North-South axis through economic and infrastructure interconnection in the fields of energy, transport and digital communication.
Mitsotakis expected to stress the role and initiatives that Greece has undertaken as a logistics hub in southeast Europe.
Greece has undertaken many infrastructure upgrade projects and initiatives with neighbouring countries.
The prime minister will first head to Warsaw, Poland, where he will participate in the working dinner of European leaders organised by the president of the European Council Charles Michel.
There the leaders will consult on the EU’s Strategic Agenda ahead of the European Council in June.
This will be Mitsotakis’s first visit to Poland since 2011 where on Friday he will meet with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk.
It is expected that all issues of European interest will be discussed, regional and international, with a focus on the latest developments in Ukraine and the Middle East.
According to AMNA, government sources report that the two leaders – the two most powerful of the EPP at the moment – will privately meet to discuss issues concerning the strategy of the European People’s Party in the run-up to the European elections, as well as the next day for Europe.
Mitsotakis also met with the Prime Minister of Montenegro Milojko Spajić, where they discussed the strengthening of bilateral relations in the field of economy and investments.
He also reiterated Greece’s support for the European perspective of the Western Balkans.
