Greece and Cyprus Approve Work on Electricity Cable
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that Greece and Cyprus are the two countries that are granting permits for the works on the electricity cable between the two states. The statement concerns a major energy project that will connect the electricity system of Greece with that of Cyprus.
The cable will run under the sea and will allow the transfer of electricity between the two countries. In this way, Cyprus, which currently has its own isolated electricity grid, will be able to connect to the European energy system through Greece.
In his remarks, the Prime Minister also referred to relations between Greece and the United States. As he said, Greek-American relations are on strong foundations.
The text of the statements does not mention any new details about the timetable for the cable works. Developments in the project will be followed by citizens both in Greece and in Cyprus.
Sources: Capital.gr
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