Turkish FM Hakan Fidan meets with Greek counterpart Giorgos Gerapetritis in Brussels

The meeting between the two ministers is seen as a significant step towards fostering dialogue and addressing the ongoing issues between Türkiye and Greece. The discussions were part of broader diplomatic efforts aimed at improving bilateral relations and resolving longstanding disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean.

The informal EU foreign ministers' meeting, where the two diplomats met, provided an opportunity for the ministers to engage in candid discussions on a range of regional and international issues.

The details of the conversation between Fidan and Gerapetritis were not disclosed, but the meeting underscores the ongoing efforts to maintain communication channels between the neighboring countries.

Türkiye and Greece have been engaged in dialogue to address various contentious issues, including territorial disputes in the Aegean Sea, energy exploration rights, and broader regional security concerns.

This latest meeting in Brussels is expected to contribute to the ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at easing tensions and promoting cooperation between the two NATO allies. (ILKHA)