Ahead of a key visit to Athens by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, a high-level informal meeting took place in Budapest involving leaders from Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, and Albania. The discussions centered around the regional implications of Donald Trump’s election, with a significant focus on Cyprus, where views diverge sharply. Fidan emphasized Turkey’s stance on a two-state solution, while Greek officials reiterated the need for a unified Cyprus based on UN resolutions. The session highlighted ongoing communication attempts amidst bilateral tensions over territorial disputes and sovereignty issues.