Government intervention regarding the natural gas "Vertical Corridor"
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Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis provided clarifications regarding the progress of the natural gas "Vertical Corridor" project. This statement came in response to questions concerning the timeline and political processes that led to the implementation of this significant energy infrastructure.
According to Mr. Marinakis, the procedures for the Vertical Corridor had been set in motion long before recent political meetings that were made public. The spokesperson emphasized that the project's planning had already begun during the period when Geoffrey Pyatt was the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, highlighting the continuity of state policy.
The Vertical Corridor project is considered critical for the energy security of Greece and the wider Balkan region. Its goal is to transport natural gas from the south to the north, strengthening the diversification of energy sources and reducing dependence on specific suppliers.
The government seeks to highlight the country's role as an energy hub in Southeastern Europe. Through such infrastructure, Greece strengthens its geopolitical position and contributes to the stability of energy supply for neighboring states.
In conclusion, the government emphasizes that the implementation of the project is proceeding according to the initial strategic plan. The relevant authorities are continuing their work with the aim of completing the infrastructure that will ensure the country's energy sufficiency and economic development.
Sources: Kathimerini
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