Diplomatic contacts between Greece and Turkey continue
The Greek government is closely monitoring developments in relations with Turkey, placing emphasis on maintaining stability in the region. In recent times, Athens has taken specific diplomatic steps, seeking to keep channels of communication open with the neighboring country.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis recently sent a clear message regarding Greece's stance. The Greek side underscores that any discussion on improving bilateral relations must be strictly based on respect for International Law and the rules of good neighborliness.
At the same time, Athens directly links the course of Greek-Turkish relations to Turkey's European perspective. Greek diplomacy emphasizes that compliance with European principles is a necessary prerequisite for the normalization of the situation in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.
These diplomatic moves are part of a broader strategy by Greece, which seeks the peaceful resolution of disputes. The government declares itself ready for dialogue, but clarifies that it will not retreat from its sovereign rights.
In the coming period, contacts at a diplomatic level are expected to continue, with the aim of avoiding tensions. The international community is monitoring the developments, as stability in the region is considered critical for the security of all of southeastern Europe.