in-cyprus20 Jun 2026

Christodoulides meets US congressional delegation at Presidential Palace

President Nikos Christodoulides met a bipartisan delegation of four US senators at the Presidential Palace on Saturday, with both sides stressing the importance of strengthening the upgraded strategic relationship between Cyprus and the United States.

The delegation comprised Nathaniel Moran, Jim Costa, Brendan Boyle and Craig Goldman, Democrats and Republicans visiting Nicosia for the 91st Transatlantic Legislators’ Dialogue, held in Cyprus on June 19 and 20....

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