The Government Washes Its Hands of Sinai: "It's Not Our Issue," Confesses Notis Mitarakis
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“Gerapetritis should now make the agreement with Egypt public.” The article Polakis’ Complaint about Mount Sinai: Mitsotakis’ Private Foreign Policy Must End appeared first on Documento.
In the absence of definitive developments from the Supreme Court of Egypt, Athens is watching as a simple spectator the "battle" for the 16-century monastic heritage
The president of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, Rena Dourou, is sounding the alarm regarding the future of Mount Sinai, arguing: "With the way the Greek government has been operating in the last two years in relation to Mount Sinai, there is a possibility that we will have an unconditional transfer of ownership to Egypt and [...]
Rena Dourou warns of the risk of losing ownership of Mount Sinai, denouncing government actions and interests. She calls for answers about the Egyptian court and transparency in Parliament regarding a possible agreement.
The parliamentary representative of SYRIZA-PS made another complaint about the issue: “From what I learned, the monks' visa has expired and Egypt does not renew it for them. And we, instead of supporting them, blackmail them and tell them “sign”?
P. Polakis denounces misinformation about Mount Sinai, presents a document stating that there is no trial on 24/10 and requests that the agreement that the monks are being blackmailed into signing be made public. The article Polakis: “No trial date for Mount Sinai on 24/10” – Requests that the agreement with Egypt be made public appeared in Agonas tis Crete.
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