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Egyptian Foreign Minister (right) and his Greek counterpart in Cairo (the Egyptian Foreign Ministry s Facebook page) Cairo - Asharq Al-Awsat
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry has held talks with Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias on bilateral ties between the countries and ways of enhancing them.
They further underscored on Sunday the importance of strategic partnership in the Southern Mediterranean and the Middle East.
Last week, Dendias met with his counterparts from Cyprus, and Israel in addition to United Arab Emirates official Anwar Gargash.
Spokesperson for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry Ahmed Hafez said Sunday that the two ministers discussed a number of regional and international issues of common interest.
AK Parti Sözcüsü Çelik, Yunanistanın Egedeki zalimliğinin kanıtlarını gösterdi
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AKP den gri pasaport soruşturmasına ilişkin açıklama: Aynı durum CHP ve İyi Parti belediyelerinde de varmış
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AK Partili Ömer Çelik ten CHP ye sert tepki
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16 April 2021 10:55am
Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias said talks in Ankara were “extensive, open and sincere,” speaking after meeting with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu on Thursday.
The Greek minister welcomed the restart of exploratory talks and political consultations with Turkey, and he underlined that several regional and bilateral issues were discussed at the meeting with Cavusoglu, including a series of proposals towards reviving initiatives for the economic collaboration between the two countries.
The meeting also provided “a positive agenda of economic issues to promote our relations further,” and to “change the climate that exists in Greek-Turkish relations.” Mr Dendias did however underline that “a necessary prerequisite to this is de-escalation and refraining from actions and statements that undermine the climate”, reports the Athens Macedonian News Agency.