US EditionTurkey's foreign minister visits Athens to help mend ties between the regional rivals
- Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Greek counterpart Giorgos Gerapetritis to address long-standing conflicts.
- The talks aim to prepare for a Greece-Turkey high-level cooperation council scheduled for early 2025 in Ankara, Turkey.
- Athens officials plan to discuss concerns about rising illegal migration during the meetings.
- Both foreign ministers will explore methods to enhance regional stability.
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DNyuzTurkey, Greece top diplomats meet to help mend ties between regional rivals
Athens and Ankara say no magical solution is reached in their latest talks but dialogue will continue. Read More The post Turkey, Greece top diplomats meet to help mend ties between regional rivals appeared first on Drudge Report.
The head of Greek diplomacy, Jorgos Gerapetritis, and his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan, agreed today in Athens to resolve the differences between the two countries on the basis of mutual respect and international law. They will strive for further rapprochement between Greece and Turkey, which have been plagued by numerous, especially territorial, disputes over the past years.
Greece, Turkey to keep talking on maritime boundaries agenda, ministers say
ATHENS - Greece and Turkey still disagree on the extent of issues needing to be tackled over the designation of their maritime boundaries but talks will continue, the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers said after meeting on Friday.
Greece and Turkey Agree to Bring the Two Peoples Closer Together
“Our contacts are gaining a regularity,” said the Greek minister as he welcomed his Turkish counterpart in Athens. Credit: AMNA Greece and Turkey have committed to prioritizing efforts to strengthen ties between their people, according to statements made by Foreign Ministers Giorgos Gerapetritis and Hakan Fidan during a meeting in Athens on Friday. “There were difficult moments during the past year, but there was a direct and honest channel of c…
Türkiye’s FM Visits Athens to Help Mend Ties between the Regional Rivals
Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan arrived Friday in Athens for meetings with his Greek counterpart as part of efforts to ease tension between the two neighbors and regional rivals. Both NATO members, Greece and Türkiye have been at loggerheads for decades over a long series of issues, including volatile maritime boundary disputes that have twice led them to the brink of war. The two have renewed a diplomatic push for over a year to improve …
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