N. Pappas: Questions About Safeguarding Sovereign Rights
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“It is neither for celebration nor for curses. We are monitoring the developments,” said Nikos Pappas, Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA-PS, on the electricity interconnection between Greece and Cyprus. “But there are questions. Have we assigned the negotiation to a private company? Will Greece's sovereign rights be safeguarded?”, he continues, concluding: “Here we are to evaluate every day.” Source: APE-MBE
Nikos Pappas stressed that the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection is not suitable for celebrations or curses, expressing questions about the participation of a private company and the security of sovereign rights.
"Have we outsourced the negotiation to a private company? Will Greece's sovereign rights be ensured?"
Statement by Nikos Pappas, Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, on the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection It is neither for celebration nor for curses. We are following the developments. However, there are questions. Have we assigned the negotiation to a private company? Will Greece's sovereign rights be ensured? We are here to evaluate every day. The post N. Pappas: "Who negotiates and who ensures our sovere…
The Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, Nikos Pappas, who has been in Volos since the morning of Monday, November 9, raised questions about the progress of the project. As Mr. Pappas noted: “The developments are neither conducive to celebration nor ... More www.ertnews.gr
“Have we entrusted the negotiation to a private company? Will the sovereign rights of Greece be safeguarded?”, asks the Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA. It is neither for celebration nor for curses. We are monitoring developments. But there are questions,” said the Secretary of the Syriza Central Committee, Nikos Pappas, in a statement about the Greek-Cypriot electricity interconnection project and France's verbal diversion to Turke…
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