Today we will discuss about security in Europe, a topic of great interest, for us in Greece as well, following my visit to Mariupol, but also to Moscow. I will also have the opportunity to draw the attention of Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Mr. Kuleba, who will be attending, to the security issues of the Greek minority on the line of contact around Mariupol.
Beyond that, the second very interesting issue is Bosnia and Herzegovina. I believe that the European Union should look into the issues of the Western Balkans very carefully. The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not good. Elections are required to be held under an electoral law that will ensure the unity of the country. I think we will have a very interesting exchange of views on this, and I look forward with particular interest to hearing the views of my Croatian colleague.