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Talks with Libya on the delimitation of maritime zones resume

The first meeting of the technical committees took place in Athens - It was agreed that the next meeting will take place in Tripoli

Gerapetritis to Syrian FM: Inclusive governance is essential, no ethnic or religious community should be excluded

The Greek Foreign Minister met with Syria’s transitional Foreign Minister and underlined Greece’s interest in the protection of Christian populations

Gerapetritis back in Libya today: Delicate balances, Turkey’s role, and the stance toward Tripoli

In Tripoli, Mr. Gerapetritis is expected to discuss the major issue that has arisen with the maritime zones, as reflected in the Libyan Verbal Communication to the UN.

The Foreign Minister inaugurated the renovated “Seferi” building of the Consulate General in Korytsa

The restoration of the building was initially done with donations from Greeks from Korytsa, Albania, Greece, but also from foundations and companies from both countries

Libya: The “government” of Benghazi threatens Greece with its own surveys in the blocks south of Crete

Difficult but necessary are the meetings of Gerapetritis, who is preparing for a visit to Benghazi and Tripoli – The illegal Turkey-Libya memorandum before Parliament – Benghazi’s warning to Athens if there is no dialogue over the blocks

Serious tensions with Libya: Aligning with Turkey, claims violation of its sovereign rights south of Crete – Athens responds: “We are exercising our rights”

Libya has reacted over the offshore blocks south of Crete, just as Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis is planning visits to Tripoli and Benghazi in early July

Hatzivasileiou: Major Business delegation to Spain – Greek products in high demand

As he stated, leading the business delegation, Greek producers and exporters will participate in a major business forum where they will explore another significant European market

Greek-Turkish map…clash sparked by marine spatial planning in the Aegean – Gerapetritis’ message on The Hague

The Foreign Minister stated that Turkey's reaction to the map that splits the Aegean in two was expected and added that there's only one solution to this dispute: signing a joint agreement to refer the matter to The Hague

KYSEA: Two scenarios of Turkey’s reaction to the Maritime Spatial Plan on the “table” – Athens’ assessments

Members of KYSEA believe Turkey will not be pleased at all, but at the same time they await to see how far it will escalate its response

Cyprus Issue: Crucial informal UN meeting in Geneva today

Under the auspices of the UN Secretary-General – Who is participating

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