Kyprianou in Europe
famagusta-gazette.com
Oct 10, 2008
        

Famagusta Gazette 10.OCT.08 Minister of Foreign Affairs Markos Kyprianou leaves on Sunday for Luxembourg to take part in the General Affairs and External Relations Council meeting on Monday October 13. Kyprianou will then travel to Brussels to accompany President of the Republic Demetris Christofias to the European Council meeting on October 15... [read full story]                    

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