US Ambassador to Ankara: Greece and Turkey's Disagreement Is Absurd - Proposes Cooperation on Two Energy Corridors
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The importance of Greece's participation in regional energy corridors, as well as the possibilities for cooperation with Turkey in the energy sector, was underlined by the US Ambassador to Ankara, Tom Barrack. In an interview with journalist Mario Nofal, the head of the US embassy in Ankara pointed out that "Greece definitely needs to be part of the energy corridors", indirectly emphasizing the need to seek areas of agreement between Athens and …
The two countries "have been fighting forever, which is ridiculous," the US ambassador to Turkey said, among other things.
US Ambassador to Ankara, Barrack, stated that the war in the Middle East could change the regional energy map, and that new oil and natural gas pipelines would be built through Syria, Iraq, and Turkey. Emphasizing that Greece should also participate in these energy corridors, Barrack said, "Turkey and Greece have been arguing for years. This is ridiculous. They should come together, create two energy corridors, and help each other."
The need for cooperation between Greece and Turkey on energy corridors was emphasized by the US Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack.
The US ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack, referred to Greek-Turkish relations, stating that "Greece and Turkey disagree on...
The US ambassador to Turkey called on Athens and Ankara to coordinate their action on energy corridors and put aside disagreements.
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