Illegal Turkish-Libyan Memorandum: Greece Writes to UN Secretary-General Guterres, Egypt Repeats Its Flat Rejection to Fidan
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Cyprus sent a letter to the UN regarding the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, which “is not consistent with international law, in particular with the rules for the conclusion of treaties and with the International Law of the Sea”. The post Cyprus letter to the UN: “The Turkish-Libyan memorandum does not produce legal effects for third states” appeared first on in.gr.
"Serious concerns about the motives behind this move and the interests it aims to serve" is expressed by the Republic of Cyprus regarding the decision of the House of Representatives of Eastern Libya to approve the 2019 Turkish-Libyan Memorandum. In her letter today to the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the Organization, Ambassador Maria Michael, refers to the decision of 20 October and reitera…
"The independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Libya must not be subordinated to the geopolitical pursuits and ambitions of third states," underlines the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the Organization.
“Serious concerns about the motives behind this move and the interests it aims to serve” is expressed by the Republic of Cyprus regarding the decision of the House of Representatives of Eastern Libya to approve the Turkish-Libyan memorandum. In a letter sent today to the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the Organization, […] The article Cyprus’ Letter to the UN: “The Turkish-Libyan Memorandum Igno…
What the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the Organization states in her letter to Antonio Guterres today. The article Cyprus to the UN on Turkish-Libyan: "Deliberate policy of escalation in the Eastern Mediterranean" appeared first on Documento.
"Serious concerns about the motives behind this move and the interests it aims to serve" is expressed by the Republic of Cyprus regarding the timing of the decision of the House of Representatives.
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