Greek Foreign Minister to visit Türkiye
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The Turkish Foreign Ministry has released an official statement confirming the upcoming visit of George Gerapetritis, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic, to Türkiye.
The visit, scheduled for September 5, 2023, is set to facilitate discussions between Minister Gerapetritis and Hakan Fidan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Türkiye.
During the working visit, the two Foreign Ministers are expected to engage in comprehensive talks covering a range of subjects, including bilateral relations and pertinent regional matters.
The discussions hold significant diplomatic importance as both nations seek to foster cooperation and address shared challenges.
The visit underscores the ongoing commitment of both Turkey and the Hellenic Republic to maintaining open lines of communication and pursuing constructive dialogue for the advancement of mutual interests. (ILKHA)
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