
Theodora Tzakri, former Deputy Minister of Industry of Greece, stated that the government took a step back in the electricity connection project with the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus.
Theodora Tzakri, former Deputy Minister of Industry of Greece, stated in her article on the Militaire website that the government could not receive the support of France in the Greece-GCASC electricity connection project and took a step back against Türkiye.
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The electricity connection project planned between Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus intersects with the continental shelf disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Former Deputy Minister of Industry of Greece and independent MP Theodora Tzakri evaluated the developments regarding the electricity connection project between Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus (GCASC) in the article she wrote on the Militaire website.
Tzakri criticized France for informing Türkiye with a diplomatic note before its research activities and pointed out that the Greek government took a step back in this process. Tzakri stated that Türkiye achieved what it wanted through diplomatic means without sending any warships, and that France's diplomatic note strengthened Türkiye's position in the region.
Pointing out that there is no clear statement in the NAVTEX published by Greece that the work will be carried out on the Greek continental shelf, Tzakri stated that in Türkiye's opposite NAVTEX, it is emphasized that the region is within the Turkish continental shelf.
Evaluating that France's diplomatic note may result in indirect recognition of the Turkish-Libyan maritime jurisdiction agreement, Tzakri stated that the government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis did not receive the support it expected from France.
Tzakri called on the Greek government to publicly disclose the content of the diplomatic note and provide information about the contacts between France and Türkiye.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Greek opposition will put pressure on the government about the content of the diplomatic note
Likely · Within days

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