Turkey: Greece's Aegean Tourism Framework Does Not Alter Legal Position
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the maritime framework declared by Greece, which includes the Aegean Sea region and contains geographical formations that have not transferred sovereignty according to international treaties, does not have any legal effect on Turkey. The Ministry's spokesperson emphasized that this framework does not affect Turkey’s legal position regarding the Aegean issue, and that Turkey is prepared to cooperate with Greece in accordance with international laws, while rejecting the political exploitation of environmental issues in the region. He also underlined Turkey’s commitment to its stance based on international law and good neighborliness. The call to avoid unilateral actions in the sea was reiterated, along with an emphasis on the importance of cooperation among neighboring states.
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