On the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis has called for unity against all forms of revisionism, emphasizing the importance of collective action against aggression in order to foster peace in the region. He stressed that it is critical to raise awareness and strengthen efforts towards achieving positive outcomes in Ukraine.

During his address at the 61st Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Gerapetritis highlighted not only the ongoing conflict in Ukraine but also Greece's commitment to preventing child violence and promoting child-friendly justice. His presentation, which was well-received by various member states of the UN General Assembly and officials from the Council of Europe, reinforced Greece's active role in international human rights dialogues.

The Foreign Minister's participation in such a significant event underlines Greece's position in international affairs, particularly concerning security issues in Eastern Europe. As a member of the Human Rights Council, Greece is enhancing its diplomatic efforts to contribute to global peace initiatives while addressing serious human rights concerns, showing its dedication to fostering collaboration against state-sponsored aggression and internal conflicts.