The two countries are currently discussing improving cooperation in a number of areas, including dealing with the climate crisis and its effects, the Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis emphasises.
Last week, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis marked a positive climate in bilateral relations during a meeting on the UNGA sidelines in New York. /Photo: AA
"I think it is extremely important that, after a period in which we had relative difficulty in being able to communicate creatively, we have established an important channel of communication with the Turkish side," George Gerapetritis said in an interview with Greek diaspora radio station Greek Voice, in Boston, according to the Greek Foreign Ministry.
Emphasising that Greece wants to extend the prevailing calm atmosphere in the Aegean and Mediterranean, Gerapetritis said:"It is important that we should communicate with the opposite side without causing a crisis every time there is any difference or dichotomy.”He said that the two countries are presently discussing improving cooperation in a number of areas, including dealing with climate change and its effects.
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