Karamanlis: We Will Not Ask Turkey’s Permission for Projects in the Aegean
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Karamanlis: We Will Not Ask Turkey’s Permission for Projects in the Aegean
ATHENS – Kostas Karamanlis, the former prime minister of Greece, in his speech at the War Museum in Athens marking the October 28 anniversary, with former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras also present, emphatically raised issues of national interests, rejecting the logic of mutual concessions in Greek-Turkish relations. He pointed out that any acceptance of Turkish authorization for the electricity interconnection would create a precedent with bro…
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sofokleousin.grThe government spokesman clarified that the licensing process is already underway by the Greek authorities and that there is no question of seeking permission from any other state.
The government's determination to proceed with the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection without requesting permission from Turkey, but also without any concessions in the field, was underlined by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis. Speaking to OPEN, he clearly separated the interventions of Costas Karamanlis from the criticism of Antonis Samaras on foreign policy, while announcing new interventions to support households in the face of t…
The issues of the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, the sharp points that have been made regarding foreign policy, as well as the measures to address the energy crisis, were discussed by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis in his interview with OPEN today. The post Pavlos Marinakis: The electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus will proceed without any retreat appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.
Greece determined to lay undersea electricity cable with Cyprus, Marinakis says
Greece is determined to proceed with the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), an undersea electricity cable linking Crete and Cyprus, without seeking Turkey’s permission or making concessions, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has said.
The issue of the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus was addressed by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis.
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