Greek Foreign Minister Petros Molyviatis and his Cypriot counterpart George Iakovou met on Monday to exchange views regarding the Cyprus problem and the results of last week's visit to Greece by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

After the meeting, they expressed satisfaction with the way the two ministries were working together and said that there were common viewpoints on the issues.

"We are always supported by Greek diplomacy in all the goals weset," Iakovou said.

He stressed that the Cyprus problem was an international issue following Cyprus formal accession into the European Union on May 1and it was therefore unavoidable that the Cyprus problem should concern all and be a European matter.

The Cypriot foreign minister expressed conviction that in the future there would be some sort of European involvement in the efforts for a Cyprus solution.

Source: Xinhua