Paris hosts crucial European security talks amid dynamic landscape
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot confirmed that a summit focused on European security will occur in Paris on Monday. The meeting, involving key European partners, is intended to be a working session.
French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, announced that a summit on European security is scheduled to take place in Paris on Monday. This gathering, which Barrot characterized as "working," will bring together representatives from important European countries.
President Emmanuel Macron has invited several major European countries to participate. The specific countries invited to these hastily organised talks have not yet been disclosed.
Working meeting in Paris on Monday
According to Reuters, representatives of France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Italy, and Spain are expected to be present in Paris. A representative from Denmark, on behalf of the Baltic and Scandinavian countries, has also been invited.
Barrot stressed that such meetings are frequent and should not be overly dramatized. He highlighted that European countries speak with a unified voice, as demonstrated during recent gatherings, including the Munich Security Conference.
The meeting in Paris is another step towards strengthening cooperation on security in Europe. Barrot noted that responses confirming participation are still being received, indicating a dynamic situation and the ongoing need for dialogue among European partners.
