Commenting on the 2021 Foreign Policy, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu noted the decline in the Eastern Mediterranean with Greece and the Greek Cypriot Method.
Cavusoglu said they put the vision of a two-state solution on the basis of sovereign equality and equal international status in Cyprus on the agenda of the world.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu answered questions from journalists at a foreign policy assessment meeting for 2021.
Minister Cavusoglu mentioned the decline in the Eastern Mediterranean with Greece and the Greek Cypriot Method, Anadolu Agency reported. “We have steadfastly protected the legitimate rights and interests of our country and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean.
In 2021, Greece and the Greek Government tried 7 times to send third-country research vessels to our continental shelf.
We have prevented them all with our diplomatic initiatives and, where necessary, our presence on the ground.
We have put the vision of a two-state solution on the basis of sovereign equality and equal international status in Cyprus on the agenda of the world.
We also Messed up their game with the opening of Maras.
During the informal talks in Geneva, we recorded our justified policy with the TRNC.
We have not tolerated hostile steps in relations with Greece.” Cavusoglu also stressed that the islands in the Aegean do not leave gaps in both diplomacy and field dimension on important issues, including violations of demilitarized status.
Our position on these matters is clear. We’re determined. “He said,
