The formation of Donald Trump’s administration, particularly the likely appointments of Marco Rubio and Mike Wallace to key foreign policy positions, could significantly affect Greece and Cyprus. Both Florida legislators oppose Trump’s non-interventionist stance and hold firm views on the Middle East, including criticisms of Turkey’s actions in northern Syria. Rubio, instrumental in passing the EAST MED Act, emphasizes the strategic importance of Greece and Cyprus in U.S. foreign policy, signaling a potential shift in America’s approach to regional tensions.