The German Foreign Minister characterizes Greece as one of Germany’s closest partners in Europe, noting that our country plays an important role in terms of security in the Mediterranean.
To solve problems through discussions, not with the escalation of tensions, asks German Foreign Minister Analena Berbock in a statement on the occasion of her visit to Athens and Ankara on Thursday and Friday respectively.
The German Foreign Minister characterizes Greece as one of Germany’s closest partners in Europe, noting that our country plays an important role in terms of security in the Mediterranean.
Referring to the talks she will have in Turkey, she stressed that she will talk about the importance of NATO and its strengthening through the acceptance of Finland and Sweden, and will address issues on which there are large, sometimes fundamental, differences, such as freedom of expression. human rights, implementation of obligations as a member of the Council of Europe.
“We are seeing our roads moving further and further here, we need to make sure they approach again,” Ms. Berbock said in a message referring to Ankara.
It is noted that the German Chancellor Olaf Solz will come to Greece and specifically to Thessaloniki, on Friday, June 10, as part of his tour in the Balkans.
