Greece to the UN on the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum: "Illegal and Non-Existent" – Ignores the Rights of Greek Islands
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Greek document to Guterres made public
Athens proceeded with an official diplomatic intervention at the United Nations, responding to Libya's ratification of the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum.
The letter, dated October 22, 2026, is signed by the Permanent Representative of Greece to the United Nations, Aglaia Balta, and was published as an official document of the UN General Assembly on October 23.
In an official letter to the UN, Greece expresses its categorical opposition to the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, underlining that the agreement violates the International Law of the Sea and ignores the rights of Greek islands, such as Crete and the Dodecanese. At the same time, Athens rejects the subsequent agreement on hydrocarbons and Libyan claims to the continental shelf, contrasting it with the legal delimitation agreement…
Greece submitted a letter to the UN Secretary-General protesting the Turkish-Libyan memorandum while at the same time setting out the permanent Greek positions on the issue. The letter was submitted by the Permanent Representative of our country to the United Nations, Aglaia Balta, and is dated October 22, 2026. Specifically, Ms. Aglaia Balta denounces the Turkish-Libyan memorandum as […] The article Letter from Greece to the UN on the Turkish-L…
Greece has proceeded to completely reject the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, sending a letter to the UN
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