George Gerapetritis: Greece remains ready for any scenario in Greek-Turkish relations
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, George Gerapetritis, sent a clear message to Turkey regarding the country's foreign policy. In his recent statements, he emphasized that maintaining "calm waters" in the Aegean is not an end in itself for the Greek government.
Mr. Gerapetritis explained that the policy of calm should not be perceived as a permanent and guaranteed option. Although Greece seeks dialogue and the avoidance of tensions, it remains firm in its positions on defending its sovereign rights.
At the same time, the Minister underlined that the country is prepared for any possible scenario. Greek diplomacy continues to work responsibly, maintaining the readiness of the armed forces and the vigilance of state mechanisms.
These statements come at a time when the Greek government is seeking to clarify the framework of relations with the neighboring country. Athens' strategy remains the search for solutions through diplomacy, without, however, retreating from its basic national positions.
In conclusion, Greece is sending the message that the desire for peace and stability in the region does not mean weakness. The government declares itself ready to manage any development, setting the security and interests of the country as an absolute priority.