Greece and Egypt strengthen their cooperation on maritime zones
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Greece and Egypt have decided to proceed with the expansion of their agreement on the delimitation of maritime zones. This decision comes at a time of intense diplomatic activity in the Eastern Mediterranean region.
Both countries are seeking to strengthen their cooperation, indirectly responding to recent moves by Turkey. Ankara has signed a controversial agreement with Libya, which has sparked a strong reaction from Athens and Cairo, as it disregards the sovereign rights of both states.
The expansion of the Greece-Egypt agreement is considered an important step for stability in the region. Diplomats from both sides are working intensively to complete the necessary procedures, based on International Law and the Law of the Sea.
This development confirms the close relations between the two countries, which are seeking to protect their interests and ensure the security of their maritime borders. The international community is closely monitoring the negotiations, as the region is of great geopolitical importance.
In conclusion, this move constitutes a strategic response to the challenges Greece faces in the Mediterranean. Strengthening ties with Egypt is expected to play a decisive role in future developments in the region.
Sources: Dnews
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