The “very close relations” of Greece with Bahrain, but also the “similar positions” that the two countries have in the issues of International Law and International Law of the Sea, he highlighted in a statement after the end of his contacts with officials of the country, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias.
He also described the discussion with his counterpart as extremely successful, emphasizing that it opens corridors of economic cooperation and investments between the two countries.
Specifically, Nikos Dendias stated: “Today ends my visit to Bahrain, during which I had the opportunity to participate in the” Manama Dialogue “, to express the views of our country, to be received by the King and to talk to my colleague, the Bahraini Foreign Minister. We have very close relations with Bahrain. Bahrain is a country that has always stood by us in international organizations, supported our candidacy for the United Nations Security Council and is a country that has condemned the conversion of Hagia Sophia into a mosque. It is also a country that has similar positions to us on issues of International Law and International Maritime Law, which we have had the opportunity to discuss and coordinate our efforts. An extremely successful discussion, a discussion that opens corridors of economic cooperation and investment from Bahrain to Greece and from Greece to Bahrain. “I am always happy to visit countries that have the friendlies that Bahrain has towards our country.”
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