Miçotakis extends hand of friendship to Turkey’s chosen one
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis Expresses Hope for Improved Relations with Turkey
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis recently gave an interview to international news agency AP, where he was also asked about the state of relations between Greece and Turkey. In response, Mitsotakis shared his willingness to extend a hand of friendship towards Turkey, no matter who they choose as their leaders. He also hoped that the new Turkish government would reconsider its approach towards the West.
As a neighboring country, Greece has an interest in maintaining positive relations with Turkey. Despite historical tensions between the two nations, progress has been made in recent years, particularly after the devastating earthquakes that affected both countries. This progress is something that Mitsotakis hopes will continue, as he emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation.
Mitsotakis acknowledged that changing foreign policies takes time, but he is optimistic that a new Turkish government will be open to reconsidering its approach towards Europe, NATO, and the United States. He also took the opportunity to remind the public that Greece will be having its own elections on May 21st.
In conclusion, Mitsotakis’ comments on Turkey showed a willingness to put past differences aside and work towards a brighter future together. With the hope that Turkey will also take positive steps towards cooperation, it remains to be seen what the future holds for these two neighboring nations.
