Mitsotakis' message on the Middle East crisis: Greece supports de-escalation
The Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, recently held a telephone conversation with the President of Lebanon, expressing his deep concern regarding the situation in the region. The discussion focused on developments in the Middle East and the risk of further escalation of tensions.
During the communication, Mr. Mitsotakis emphasized that Greece is ready to support any effort leading to the de-escalation of the crisis. The Greek government seeks to maintain stability in the wider Eastern Mediterranean region, which is particularly important for the country's national security.
The Prime Minister underscored the importance of diplomacy and dialogue for resolving disputes. At the same time, he expressed Greece's readiness to provide humanitarian aid, if needed, in order to relieve the populations affected by the conflicts.
The Greek side is closely monitoring developments, as instability in the region can have direct consequences for Greece, both in terms of security and issues concerning migration flows. Our country continues to maintain open channels of communication with all involved parties.
In conclusion, Greek diplomacy remains committed to promoting peace. This stance confirms Greece's role as a pillar of stability in the region, at a time when international challenges are becoming increasingly complex.