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What Abu Dhabi’s crown prince brings to Greece: Mitsotakis’ messages and a major business forum
Athens and Abu Dhabi maintain close economic and geopolitical ties, underpinned by a defense cooperation agreement that includes a mutual assistance clause similar to Greece’s agreement with France
Greece faces new diplomatic showdown with Libya as Turkey secures approval of disputed maritime deal
Athens warns of countermeasures after eastern Libya’s parliament ratifies the controversial Turkey-Libya maritime agreement, with the EU backing Greece and Cyprus. Ankara’s growing influence over the Haftar family and Egypt’s cautious response add to regional tensions
Egypt’s Note Verbale to the UN: Explicitly rejects the limits of the Libyan Continental Shelf
Cairo rejects the Turkey-Libya memorandum of cooperation and Libya’s protest against Greece’s international tender for exploration south of the Peloponnese and Crete – Declares the 2019 and 2022 Turkey-Libya memoranda “invalid and without legal effect”
Greece responds to the UN regarding Libya’s claims: We reject the Turkey-Libya memorandum from the outset – See the letter
With a verbal note, Athens points out that the Turkey-Libya memorandum “ignores the maritime rights of the Greek islands” – Declares readiness to resume negotiations
How Athens “reads” the maps of Libya after the verbal note – Strong message on the invalid Turkish-Libyan memorandum
The Greek side, maintaining diplomatic composure, will insist on the need for technical talks on the delimitation, with a view to a final resolution by the International Court of Justice in The Hague
With low expectations, Gerapetritis visits Libya today
Effort to curb Turkey's influence and the undermining of sovereign rights – Maritime zones top the agenda in meeting with Haftar – Egypt's role in blocking Turkish-Libyan Memorandum approval in eastern Libya
Turkey’s Ministry of Defense on the Turkey-Libya memorandum: We do not accept the characterization of it as “illegal” by Europe
“Our maritime cooperation with Libya will continue to develop and persist,” said sources from Turkey’s Ministry of National Defense
Egypt asks Washington to intervene with Haftar to prevent signing of Turkey-Libya Memorandum
According to Middle East Eye, Cairo is requesting U.S. intervention to prevent Eastern Libya from ratifying the maritime agreement with Turkey, which threatens Greek and Egyptian interests in the Eastern Mediterranean
