"We keep the channels of communication with Turkiye open, without deviating from our fixed national positions," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday, in an interview with Skai TV.
"There is no need to produce multiple agreements each time or have major issues to deal with," he said, stressing the importance of these regular meetings.
As summer approaches, Greece is deploying a high-tech solution to tackle the pervasive issue of illegal sunbeds, umbrellas, and chairs littering its 8,000 beaches.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has warned newly sworn-in North Macedonia President Gordana Siljanovska that further violations of the name agreement signed between the two countries would threaten Skopje’s European Union membership ambitions.
Greece's aim is to create conditions for mutual understanding and basic sincerity in its relations with Turkiye, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis indicated during an interview with SKAI radio on Thursday.
All complaints will be logged in the Economy Ministry's "Register of Coast and Beach Concessions" for review by relevant authorities. In the next phase, artificial intelligence technology will be deployed to monitor reported violations in real-time, enhancing enforcement capabilities.
