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Athens certifies improving mood in Greek-Turkish relations during Erdogan's visit
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Athens looks for improving mood rather than tangible outcome from Erdogan visit
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Athens prepares for Erdogan visit, high-level talks with Turkish officials
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Greece offers to assist in Gaza humanitarian effort
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Greece promotes its suitability for mediatory role in Middle East
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Mitsotakis visits China to keep relations ticking over
Mitsotakis seeks Libya cooperation, keeps open mind on extending territorial waters
The interview given by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to ANT-1 TV on Monday did not only focus on the surveillance scandal, but also revealed how Athens intends to respond to Ankara’s attempt to contest and challenge in practical terms Greek sovereign rights via the Libya-Turkey memorandum.
Commenting on the attitude of Turkey and the memorandum with Libya, Mitsotakis announced the intention of Greece to approach Libya on a number of issues, including the beginning of talks on the delimitation of maritime zones.
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