Minister Fidan Revealed for the First Time: President Erdoğan Made an Offer to Mitsotakis that Would Be Like Medicine for the Greek Economy.
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Did you really have such a conversation with the invader Mr. Mitsotakis? Hakan Fidan on Cyprus: I want to tell President Erdogan's message to Mitsotakis in the Nea… Did you really have such a conversation with the invader Mr. Mitsotakis?
Speaking to Greek media, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that the issue of 12 miles to the Athens administration is solvable, adding: “Only President Erdogan has the necessary political legitimacy to demonstrate the political will needed to solve the problem. My advice to my Greek friends is this: While he is still there, take stock of this moment and cooperate with him.” Fidan also recalled President Erdogan's 70-mile proposal for the Great…
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced that President Erdoğan offered Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis the option of purchasing electricity from Türkiye instead of importing it from 2,000 kilometers away. Fidan also stated that Greek domestic politics cannot exist without Turkey.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan revealed for the first time the offer President Erdoğan made to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the UN summit in New York. Minister Fidan stated that Erdoğan, regarding the Cyprus issue, said, "Instead of spending over 2 billion euros from European funds to bring electricity from 2,000 kilometers away, I would prefer you to buy electricity from us. From mainland Turkey, only 70 miles away, we can provide …
In statements to the Greek newspaper TA NEA, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan pointed out that anti-Turkey sentiment is being used like an "aspirin" in Athens' domestic politics. Highlighting President Erdoğan's resolute leadership, Minister Fidan urged his Greek friends to "take advantage of this moment while he is still there." Minister Fidan's remarks resonated widely in Greece, prompting a series of responses from Athens.
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