Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, in an interview with To Vima, discussed Germany and sanctions, illegal immigration and even the situation across the Mediterranean in Libya. The change in Turkish societyFor Dendias, “the Europeans themselves have not made a firm decision on the course we want in European-Turkish relations. According to the Foreign Minister, “the choice of Greece in the 1990s to seek to resolve disputes through the accession framework was brave. Dendias added:“Our first concern was to ensure that the Libyan coast opposite Crete would be controlled by friendly forces. There are two main goals: to prevent a Turkish base and to overturn the Saraj governments decision, such as the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum.”

Source: Libya Today December 21, 2020 14:37 UTC