Gerapetritis: Dialogue with Turkey Not an End in Itself, but a Historical Practice

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis stated that maintaining calm relations with Turkey is not an ultimate goal, emphasizing that every Greek government since the restoration of democracy has engaged in discussions with Turkey. He highlighted that dialogue is a historical practice rather than an end in itself.

1 Jul, 08:38 — 1 Jul, 08:38

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Gerapetritis: Calm waters are not an end in themselves; every Greek government since the restoration of democracy has held talks with Turkey

"What we want is to strengthen our national positions," the Foreign Minister said in an interview The post Gerapetritis: Calm waters are not an end in themselves; every Greek government since the restoration of democracy has held talks with Turkey appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Gerapetritis: Calm waters are not an end in themselves; every Greek government since the restoration of democracy has held talks with Turkey

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