Libya
FM Dendias in Libya to meet with president of House of Representatives
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias is visiting Tobruk, Libya, on Wednesday where he will hold talks
Foreign Minister Dendias to visit Tunisia on Monday: A Maritime Transport Agreement will be signed
Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias is to travel to Tunisia on Monday, where
Foreign Ministry spokesman: Greece steadfastly supportive of ceasefire and political solution in Libya
Greece is unwavering in its support of a ceasefire in Libya and a
Greek Foreign Ministry welcomes Egypt’s new initiative for peace in Libya
The Greek Foreign Ministry welcomes Egypt’s new initiative to resolve the
Dendias met US Ambassador Pyatt: Discussed about Libya, Syria and fight against covid-19
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias had a face-to-face meeting with US Ambassador in
Mitsotakis at Davos: We will take advantage of Greece’s positive economic outlook geopolitically and economically
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that “the general outlook for the country right now is very positive and we will take advantage of that both geopolitically and economically,”
National Council on Foreign Policy convenes on Tuesday about memorandum Turkey-Libya
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will chair the National Council on Foreign Policy to discuss security and stability in the Mediterranean,
Memorandum between Turkey-Libya on the agenda of EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will be in Brussels on Monday to participate in the EU Foreign Affairs Council. Recent developments in Libya
US State Dept: Turkey-Libya maritime zones agreement ‘unhelpful and provocative’
WASHINGTON (ANA-MPA/P. Kasfikis) – The memorandum of understanding signed by Turkey and Libya on maritime zones in the East Mediterranean is “unhelpful and provocative,” the US State Department said on Tuesday.
Turkish claims that Greek islands have no continental shelf are unfounded, Dendias says
Turkey’s views that the Greek islands do not have a continental shelf are unfounded, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said in an interview with SKAI TV on Monday.