Panos Panagiotopoulos: Mitsotakis' Policy in Libya Is a "Shipwreck" - Here and Now the Declaration of the Greek EEZ South of Crete and the Immediate Delimitation of the EEZ Between Greece and Cyprus (Watch the Video)
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MeaCulpa"A single question is enough to prove the shipwreck of New Democracy's foreign policy: Why is it not now proceeding with the delimitation of the EEZ with Cyprus and the expansion of territorial waters to 12 nautical miles everywhere? Why do its two former prime ministers disagree with its supposedly successful policy?", the president said in a statement.
Greece's desperation in its Libya policy has become glaringly obvious. Renowned political analyst Michalis Kotsakos emphasized that Athens made a grave strategic mistake by relying for years on the support of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, declaring that "Libya is lost." Meanwhile, a cornered Prime Minister Mitsotakis is scrambling to revive maritime delimitation talks with Egypt.
"This is not a defeat for Greece in Libya, but a failure for the Mitsotakis Government," stressed Panos Panagiotopoulos, in an interview with Spyros Charitatos and Alexandra Hadjigeorgiou. The former Minister of National Defense of the Samaras Government analyzed one by one the wrong actions and omissions of Athens in this particular North African state, … The article Panos Panagiotopoulos: "Shipwreck" Mitsotakis' policy in Libya - Here and now …
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