Dendia meets with Dutch Foreign Minister – He briefed him on the rise of Turkish delinquency

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias paid a working visit to Haguewhere he met with his Dutch counterpart Wopke Hoekstra.

This visit follows the recent visit of Mr. Hoekstra to Athens, as well as the meeting of the Prime Minister Mr. Mitsotakis with his Dutch counterpart Mr. Rutte in Athens last December.

It is noted that Mr. Dendias’s visit to The Hague is the first Greek Foreign Minister since 2004, when the then Foreign Minister had paid a visit. Molyviatis.

The working lunch reviewed the excellent bilateral relations in all areas, starting with economic and trade relations.

It is reminded that the Netherlands is the largest investor in Greece.

Following a recent meeting in 🇬🇷, the Foreign Minister @NikosDendias participates in a working lunch with Dutch Foreign Minister W.Hoekstra. Agenda:
🔹Strengthening Relations in all sectors & cooperation in International Organizations, EU & NATO
ΞειςDevelopments in Ukraine, Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East & Western Balkans https://t.co/nm97Q0JyKX

– Ministry of Foreign Affairs (@GreeceMFA) May 19, 2022

There was a consensus on Ukraine.

The Foreign Minister stressed the need for unity and cohesion in the European Union and NATO and stressed that there should be harmonization of all Western states in the imposition and implementation of sanctions and that actions that weaken the North Atlantic Alliance should be avoided. .

Mr. Dendias provided a detailed briefing on the rise of Turkish delinquency underlining the need to respect international law, in particular the law of the sea, and reiterated that the revisionism is a practice that has no place today.

In view of his forthcoming visits to the Western Balkans, the Foreign Minister referred to the European perspective of the region, emphasizing that it is a one-way street for security and stability, not only of the region, but of the whole of Europe.

The debate also revolved around NATO and Sweden’s NATO bids.

The Foreign Minister reiterated his full support for these demands and said that this process, which takes place under special circumstances, should not be exploited for selfish purposes.

Both Ministers agreed to continue close cooperation, both bilaterally and within the European Union.

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