Heads of states and governments as well as top businessmen from the European Union and Middle Eastern nations convened over two days in the Greek capital of Athens for a summit devoted to enhancing regional cooperation.
Plenty of enthusiasm for promoting Europe's relations with the Middle East was in evidence at the 3rd EU-Arab World Summit on Monday and Tuesday.
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