Greece-Cyprus Cable: What Hatzidakis Said About France's License
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Minister Hatzidakis spoke about the electricity cable planned between Greece and Cyprus, in a discussion that has aroused considerable interest in the country. According to what he said, the countries granting the relevant licenses are two: Greece and Cyprus.
Hatzidakis stressed that France requested a license only from these two countries. As he put it, Greece, following this, proceeded with its own procedures. In this way, as he argued, the discussion about the project must be based on the actual data of the licensing process.
Despite the government's explanations, some commentators and politicians present the issue with a critical attitude. They argue that the project is not progressing as it should for the country and that Greece is receiving only negative developments. This disagreement shows that the issue remains open and will occupy public debate for some time to come.
The cable is considered an important project for connecting the energy systems of Greece and Cyprus with the rest of Europe. The upcoming announcements of the competent bodies will show how the process is progressing and what the final decisions will be.
Sources: Skai.gr
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