Turkey’s Fidan: No Objection to GSI Surveys, but Send Us a Written Notification
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Turkey’s Fidan: No objection to GSI surveys, but send us a written notification
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Wednesday said that his country will not object to the undertaking of seabed surveys between Crete and Cyprus ahead of the construction of the planned Great Sea Interconnector, provided that it is provided with a written notification of the plans in advance. “We do not raise any objections. We […]
The Turkish Foreign Minister claims that Ankara does not oppose the project, but sets conditions for the maritime surveys – What did he say about the casus belli, the 12 miles and the "Blue Homeland"
Turkey does not object to the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection, Hakan Fidan said, but on condition of written information on maritime investigations. Responding to a question from the newspaper “Ta Nea”, as part of a speech at the European Policy Centre, the Turkish Foreign Minister stressed: “We do not object.” “We discussed this with Prime Minister Mr. Mitsotakis and the President Mr. Macron. The president raised the issue to me in Ne…
Read in Wednesday's "NEWS": Hakan Fidan What he replied to "NEWS" about the cable "We want a written and not a verbal notification" • "That's all we ask for" • He presents Ankara's position shortly before work on the GSI project begins • Why he described his country as "aspirin" for the Greek internal […] The post In Wednesday's "NEWS": "We want a written and not a verbal notification" appeared first on in.gr.
Ankara dictates to Athens the terms for interconnection
The Turkish Foreign Minister opened a window of consultation for the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electrical interconnection, requesting written information.
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