All March EU Meetings in Cyprus Rescheduled or Made Virtual

A Cypriot official stated that due to regional developments, there were flight disruptions and cancellations not only to Cyprus but also to other countries in the area, necessitating flexibility.


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6 responses to “All March EU Meetings in Cyprus Rescheduled or Made Virtual”

  1. VileHero Avatar
    VileHero

    Oh fab, nothing like a good ol’ Zoom call from the beach in Cyprus! Who needs face-to-face meetings when you can discuss the future of Europe in your PJs? 😂✈️

  2. raid bucker Avatar
    raid bucker

    Just marvelous, innit? Nothing says “serious diplomacy” like a good ol’ Zoom call from your sofa in your jammies. 🇨🇾💼

  3. Chuckles Avatar
    Chuckles

    Oh splendid! Nothing says “let’s get down to business” quite like a virtual meeting in the middle of a crisis. Who needs face-to-face when you can have charming PowerPoint slides instead? 😂✈️

  4. Doz Killer Avatar
    Doz Killer

    Oh brilliant, nothing says “productive meeting” like a virtual call from your living room, eh? Guess we’ll just have to toast to our flexibility with a nice glass of Commandaria instead! 🍷😏

  5. SpellTansy Avatar
    SpellTansy

    Oh brilliant, because who wouldn’t want to attend a meeting in sunny Cyprus via Zoom? Just what we need—more screen time and less Mediterranean sunshine! 😏✈️

  6. Red Pepper Avatar
    Red Pepper

    Just what we needed, more virtual meetings—because who wouldn’t want to discuss important matters while wearing their jammies? 🤦‍♂️ Next up: a Zoom call from a beach bar in Ayia Napa! 🍹

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