Cyprus President Seeks Support for Gaza Aid Corridor in Egypt and Jordan

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Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides embarks on a diplomatic mission to Egypt and Jordan, aiming to garner support for the proposed maritime aid corridor to Gaza from the island. The visit, scheduled for Tuesday, involves crucial meetings with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi in Cairo and Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman.

The strategic move to involve Egypt and Jordan stems from their significant roles in the region. Egypt holds influence over Hamas and maintains connections with its armed wing, the Ezzedine Qassam Brigades. Jordan's proximity to the occupied West Bank adds another layer of geopolitical significance to the discussions.

Over recent years, Cyprus has strengthened ties with both Egypt and Jordan, seeking their support in maritime disputes, particularly those involving Turkey. These diplomatic efforts underscore the multifaceted nature of regional collaborations, extending beyond immediate concerns to broader geopolitical dynamics.

The proposed maritime aid corridor has gained attention on the international stage, with the recent meeting between President Christodoulides and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at Larnaca airport. The US expressed its view on the significance of the Cypriot aid corridor proposal, deeming it important.

As President Christodoulides engages in these diplomatic dialogues, the potential revival of the Gaza aid corridor becomes not just a regional concern but a global point of interest. The outcomes of these meetings could shape the trajectory of humanitarian efforts in the region and influence the dynamics of maritime diplomacy in the Eastern Mediterranean. The world watches as Cyprus navigates the delicate waters of international relations in pursuit of a vital humanitarian cause.

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