Diplomatic dialogue between Greece and Turkey regarding the Turkey-Libya memorandum
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The discussion between the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis, and the Turkish side has been at the center of current events in recent days. The issue that dominated the statements is the so-called "Turkey-Libya memorandum," which constitutes a point of friction in the bilateral relations between the two countries.
Mr. Gerapetritis, speaking to the media, sent a clear message regarding Athens' stance. The Greek Minister emphasized that this specific memorandum will have no practical consequence for Greece, as it is considered void and will not be implemented in practice.
At the same time, the Minister underlined that Greece follows an autonomous and stable foreign policy. According to him, our country defends its sovereign rights based on international law, while simultaneously keeping communication channels open with the neighboring country to avoid tensions.
This discussion highlights the importance the Greek government places on dialogue, without, however, making concessions on issues concerning national sovereignty. Diplomatic efforts continue, with the goal of maintaining stability in the wider Eastern Mediterranean region.
Sources: ΤΑ ΝΕΑ
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