The meeting between Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdogan resulted in seven signed agreements to enhance bilateral cooperation across various sectors.
During a significant diplomatic meeting, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed seven agreements aimed at enhancing cooperation between Greece and Turkey. This meeting, part of the Supreme Cooperation Council framework, signifies an effort to strengthen ties and address shared challenges between the two nations.
The agreements cover a wide range of collaborative areas, including cultural cooperation, economic investments, and technological research. Specific initiatives include a memorandum for cultural exchange, a partnership between Greece's 'Enterprise Greece' and Turkey's 'Invest in Turkiye', and a unique program focused on bilateral cooperation in research and technology, showcasing a commitment to foster innovation and development in both countries.
Furthermore, the leaders emphasized disaster preparedness, particularly in response to earthquakes, and established a maritime link between the ports of Thessaloniki and Izmir. These agreements mark a pivotal step in recalibrating Greek-Turkish relations amidst ongoing regional tensions, and their successful implementation could lead to a more stable geopolitical environment in the Eastern Mediterranean region.
