Gerapetritis: Greece will not tolerate any illegality in its maritime zones
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Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis sent a clear message: Greece will not tolerate actions that it considers illegal in relation to the country's maritime zones.
The issue of maritime zones is very important for Greece, because it concerns the country's rights at sea, over the seabed and in its natural resources. The Greek government maintains that any activity carried out without the consent of the country, or that violates international law, is unacceptable.
The minister stressed that Greece will use all legal means to protect its interests. The country seeks diplomacy and dialogue, but will not accept faits accomplis that do not respect the rules of international law.
The minister's words come at a time when the issue of maritime zones remains at the centre of Greek foreign policy. Developments in the region will continue to be monitored by the government and by citizens, as they affect the security and economy of the country.
Sources: η ναυτεμπορικη
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