Turkey Issues New Navtex, Giving Consent for GSI Surveys
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Harsh criticism of the government for its diplomatic choices regarding the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus from the Foreign Policy Department of ELAS, which speaks of "vain excuses" regarding the French verbal communication. The post ELAS: Turkish NAVTEX confirms Mitsotakis' fiasco regarding the cable appeared first on in.gr.
Turkey issues new navtex, giving consent for GSI surveys
Turkey’s directorate-general of coastal safety on Tuesday night issued a navtex, a message used to transmit information to seaborne vessels, to warn sailors of planned seabed surveys in the seas between Cyprus and Crete as part of the Great Sea Interconnector project, effectively giving Turkish consent for them and the project at large. The navtex reads that “maritime scientific research supporting submarine cable laying will be conducted along …
The Turkish press is reporting today, November 11, that Turkey has given its consent to the French ship "Ambeille Marengo" to conduct research in the Eastern Mediterranean, presenting the development as confirmation of Ankara's demands. The focus is on Franco-Turkish contacts, the reactions of the Greek opposition and the delay in the research on the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus. At the same time, reports highlight the ec…
Turkey issued a NAVTEX, and states that it gave consent, without being asked for it, said the Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou, responding to the parliamentary representatives of the opposition parties who requested information about the Turkish NAVTEX. "Do not fall into the trap. Turkey issued a NAVTEX, gave consent, without being asked for it... Papastavrou on the Turkish NAVTEX: Turkey states that it gave consent that …
"The new Turkish NAVTEX with which Turkey attempts once again to present the Greek and Cypriot continental shelves as its own, while at the same time stating that it has given its "consent" to scientific research on the laying of the cable, is unacceptable and violates both IMO rules and the ... More www.ertnews.gr
By Christos Kapoutsis The Greek Government categorically rejects the Turkish NAVTEX as invalid and non-existent. The real stake, however, is to prevent the consolidation in practice of an informal regime of Turkish co-determination for activities in Greek jurisdiction. A new hotbed of Greek-Turkish confrontation in the Eastern Mediterranean is caused by the Turkish attempt to appear as competent to approve or consent to […]
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