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Greece plans to resume seabed surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector within five to 15 days, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday, as Athens prepares for possible Turkish interference.

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The assurance that the laying of the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection cable project will proceed as normal was given by Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis. During his introductory statement today to the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee of the Parliament, Mr. Gerapetritis, according to information from iefimerida.gr, assured that the laying of the cable will continue as normal, despite Turkey's reaction. According to the same infor…

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The Foreign Minister reiterated the assessment that the neighboring country will not react to a project linked to French interests and European funding.

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EMC cable investigations herald GSI work – Countdown to NAVTEX on French vessel The post GSI: The wait for NAVTEX and expectations for investigations in “calm waters” appeared first on in.gr.

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Former MP for Achaia, Angelos Tsigris, on the occasion of the laying of the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection cable, made the following statement: "The Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection is not just an energy project, it is a project of the highest geostrategic and national importance that breaks the isolation of Cyprus and unites Hellenism.

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The Greek government has repeatedly made it clear that the responsibility for licensing the project lies with Greece.

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Athens' response regarding permits and the Hydrographic Service

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in.gr broke the news in Greece on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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