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George Gerapetritis

  • Jul 12

    Greece's Gerapetritis calls Turkish casus belli 'huge burden', says Athens not a spectator after NATO summit

    Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, in an ERT interview on 12 July, called Turkey's casus belli a 'huge burden' and incompatible with its international security role, while defending Greece's arms programs and dialogue with Ankara after the NATO summit.

  • Jun 15

    Greece and eastern Libya push forward EEZ talks, migration cooperation as Haftar visits Athens

    Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis sat down with Saddam Haftar, the deputy commander of the Libyan National Army, in Athens on Monday, with maritime zone delimitation, irregular migration and energy investments topping the agenda.

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