European security summit set to convene in Paris Monday
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot confirmed that a summit focusing on European security will take place in Paris on Monday. The meeting, involving key European partners, is of a working nature.
French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, announced that a summit on European security will be held in Paris on Monday. The meeting, which Barrot described as "working," will gather representatives from key European countries.
President Emmanuel Macron has invited the main countries of the European continent to participate. The specific countries invited to these hastily organized talks have not yet been named.
Working meeting in Paris on Monday
According to Reuters, representatives of France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Italy, and Spain are expected in Paris. A representative from Denmark, representing the Baltic and Scandinavian countries, has also been invited.
Barrot emphasized that such meetings are common and should not be dramatized. He pointed out that European countries speak with one voice, as was evident during recent meetings, including the Munich Security Conference.
The meeting in Paris is another step towards strengthening cooperation on security in Europe. Barrot noted that confirmations of participation are still coming in, indicating a dynamic situation and the necessity for ongoing dialogue among European partners.
