Germany: Full Solidarity with Greece on the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum - iefimerida.gr
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The German government expressed its solidarity with Greece in relation to the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, fully sharing the expressed European position. “The position of the EU and the German government is absolutely clear” “The President of the European Commission and the President of the European Council have already expressed themselves clearly.
The German government sent a clear message of support to Greece regarding the Turkish-Libyan memorandum. Berlin states that it fully shares the European line and that its European partners have its solidarity. ►The State Department “washes its hands” regarding the Turkish-Libyan memorandum – “Find it through bilateral negotiations” The spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry, […] The post Germany regarding the Turkish-Libyan memorandum: Sol…
Germany: Solidarity with Greece - "Turkey and Libya Should Respect the Sovereignty of Member States"
Berlin expressed its solidarity with Greece in relation to the illegal Turkish-Libyan memorandum, stating that it fully shares the expressed European position. "The President of the European Commission and… Germany: Solidarity with Greece – "Turkey and Libya to respect the sovereignty of the member states" - NAVTEMPORIKI
The German government expressed its solidarity with Greece in relation to the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, fully sharing the expressed European position.
The German government is fully aligned with the positions of the European Union, calling on Turkey and Libya to respect the sovereign rights of EU member states, according to statements by the spokesperson of the German Foreign Ministry, Katrin Dessauer. The spokesperson recalled that this position, which was initially formulated in 2019 and confirmed in 2025, […] The article The German government expressed its solidarity with Greece in relation…
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