Greek Prime Minister Kiryakos Mitsotakis stated that he believed that Turkey and Greece could find a solution to their problems at the table, and that he did not see a war between the two countries as possible.
“WE WILL NOT GO TO WAR WITH TURKEY”
Mitsotakis, who participated in an interview within the scope of the World Economic Forum (WEF) held in Davos, Switzerland, argued that there has been a great deal of tension between Turkey and Greece for the last three years and that a solution can be found for the problems.
Mitsotakis, directed by journalist Fareed Zakaria; The question about whether there is a danger regarding the Meis Island and whether to go to war with Turkey, “We will not go to war with Turkey.” he replied.
SOLUTION HIGHLIGHT
Arguing that the main problem between Turkey and Greece is the limitation of maritime jurisdiction areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, Miçotakis said, “We need to be able to sit down with Turkey like sensible adults and solve our main problem.” said.
Mitsotakis, claiming that this is a complicated problem due to the geographical structure of the Aegean, stated that Greece made an agreement with Italy and Egypt to solve similar problems.
“WE DON’T NEED TO TAKE PROVOCATIVE ACTIONS”
Noting that the elections in Greece and Turkey will be held in the near future, Mitsotakis said, “I think there are ways to reduce tension, work on issues of common interest, and agree when we have disagreements.” he said.
Mitsotakis, arguing that even disagreements can be brought up in a civilized manner, “We do not need to threaten each other, take provocative actions that increase the risk of overflight or such an accident.” made its assessment.
Emphasizing that they talked to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan many times, Miçotakis said, “Even though we had very difficult times, I do not think that a solution with President Erdoğan is impossible.” used the phrases. (AA)