According to the schedule released, Blinken will travel to Germany on February 16 to attend the Munich Security Conference, ANA reports.
At the conference, he will take part in a series of bilateral and multilateral meetings to discuss continued support for Ukraine, assistance to Turkey and the Syrian people, and US commitment to transatlantic security and a rules-based international order.
In Athens, Blinken will meet with Prime Minister Mitsotakis, Foreign Affairs Minister Dendias, and main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras to discuss defence cooperation, energy security, and the two countries shared commitment to defend democracy.
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