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Greece Leads Six Nations Against Turkish-Libyan Maritime Deal
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Also Monday, Greece, the European Union, Cyprus, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates jointly opposed the ratification of the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum in a statement issued at the United Nations.
Gerapetritis also said Greece remained ready to continue bilateral talks with Libya on maritime delimitation.
Erdogan: Criticism of Turkey-Libya maritime deal has no legal basis
The development at the UN comes following EU action taken last week, when the bloc strongly criticized the eastern Libyan parliament’s ratification of the maritime agreement, reiterating that it infringes on the sovereign rights of third countries and does not comply with the Law of the Sea.
Athens has rejected the Turkey-Libya agreement as illegal and invalid, noting that it infringes on Greek sovereign rights and disregards the maritime zones of Greek islands, including Crete.
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