Cassis emphasized the shared history of bilateral cooperation, which spans 54 years, and announced plans to deepen collaboration in key areas such as democracy, human rights, and culture.
This important gathering will bring together ministers and international representatives to discuss the financing of terrorism and strategies for counteracting it.
Furthermore, 53 new entities will face stricter export control measures, and three banks have been added to a transaction ban for using Russia’s alternative to the SWIFT system (SPFS).