BUCHAREST, 24 April, 2021 (TON): A trilateral meeting of the foreign ministers of Poland, Romania and Turkey has been held to discuss the security matters.

The meeting also included a special meeting with their counterparts in Georgia and Ukraine.

According to the media, during the trilateral meeting, issues related to the security situation in the Eastern Neighborhood, as well as the preparation of the NATO Summit on 14 June, 2021, were discussed.  

The three foreign ministers agreed to continue close coordination in areas of common interest in the future, especially in consolidating NATO's deterrence and defense stance.

Their focus was on the Eastern Flank and the Black Sea region, as well as strengthening resilience and support for partners in the region, especially for Ukraine and Georgia.

However, for the first time for the trilateral format launched some ten years ago, there was also a special working session with the participation of partners - the foreign ministers of Georgia, David Zalkaliani, and of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba.