Greece-Libya teleconference was held on Saturday, which included many axes and files, mainly the facilitation of travel procedures and the opening of direct air and shipping lines between the two countries, write Libyan publications.
The Libyan House of Representatives said in a statement that the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, Youssef al-Akouri, discussed with the Greek embassy in Libya, Ioannis Stamatekos, the exclusive economic zone between the two agreement concluded by the previous Government of National Accord with the Turkey.
Al-Akuri stressed that the House of Representatives, in addition to stability for the country’s national interests, also takes into account the stability of the eastern Mediterranean region and the achievement of a fair and comprehensive agreement on the sharing of resources in the eastern Mediterranean.
He added that the maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey was not resolved by the Libyan government and did not come to the House of Representatives for consideration and discussion.
In November 2019, Turkey announced the signing of an agreement on the demarcation of the maritime border in the Mediterranean with the Government of a National Accord, led by Fayez al-Saraj, as well as an additional agreement on enhanced security and military cooperation.
While the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives underlined the very positive position of the parliament for the historical and geographical relations with Greece in all areas, the Greek envoy stressed the “determination” of his country to strengthen the relations with Libya. .
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had announced in April 2021 that Athens and Tripoli had agreed to hold talks on demarcating the maritime border between the two countries, something that was the subject of controversy after the Saraj government signed an agreement with Turkey.
The Libyan House of Representatives said in a statement that the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, Youssef al-Akouri, discussed with the Greek embassy in Libya, Ioannis Stamatekos, the exclusive economic zone between the two agreement concluded by the previous Government of National Accord with the Turkey.
Al-Akuri stressed that the House of Representatives, in addition to stability for the country’s national interests, also takes into account the stability of the eastern Mediterranean region and the achievement of a fair and comprehensive agreement on the sharing of resources in the eastern Mediterranean.
He added that the maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey was not resolved by the Libyan government and did not come to the House of Representatives for consideration and discussion.
In November 2019, Turkey announced the signing of an agreement on the demarcation of the maritime border in the Mediterranean with the Government of a National Accord, led by Fayez al-Saraj, as well as an additional agreement on enhanced security and military cooperation.
To continue
According to the announcement of the Libyan Parliament, Greece and Libya agreed to continue the meetings and to exchange visits for further coordination and discussions on issues of concern to the two countries.While the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives underlined the very positive position of the parliament for the historical and geographical relations with Greece in all areas, the Greek envoy stressed the “determination” of his country to strengthen the relations with Libya. .
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had announced in April 2021 that Athens and Tripoli had agreed to hold talks on demarcating the maritime border between the two countries, something that was the subject of controversy after the Saraj government signed an agreement with Turkey.
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