ATHENS, December 12 – María Ángela Olguín, the personal envoy of the UN Secretary-General, held a series of significant meetings in Athens on Thursday. Her discussions included talks with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis.
Discussions on Future Informal Meetings
During her meeting with Prime Minister Mitsotakis, Olguín and the Greek leader discussed the convening of the next informal enlarged meeting, among other topics. This indicates ongoing diplomatic efforts to address regional or international issues requiring broader consultation.
Briefing on Trilateral Outcomes
According to an informational note from the Prime Minister’s office, Ms. Olguín also briefed the Greek Prime Minister on the outcome of yesterday’s trilateral meeting. The specifics of this trilateral meeting were not immediately disclosed, but its inclusion in the discussions highlights its importance in the broader diplomatic context.
Meeting with Foreign Minister Gerapetritis
Following her meeting with the Prime Minister, Ms. Olguín proceeded to a separate meeting with Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis. The agenda for this meeting was not explicitly detailed, but it is standard practice for a UN envoy to engage with the foreign minister to cover a wider range of foreign policy issues and to reinforce diplomatic channels.
Context of the Visit
The visit of the UN Secretary-General’s personal envoy to Athens underscores the ongoing diplomatic activity and Greece’s role in regional and international affairs. Such high-level engagements are crucial for fostering dialogue and seeking resolutions to complex issues.
Official Statements and Source
The information regarding these meetings was provided in an informational note from the Prime Minister’s office. Further details are expected to emerge as the diplomatic process continues. The visit concluded with the envoy having fulfilled her schedule of high-level consultations in the Greek capital.
Source: APE-MPE
