Türkiye-Yunanistan 4’üncü ‘pozitif gündem’ toplantısı: İş birliği vurgusu
Bakanlıktan yapılan yazılı açıklamada, Türkiye ve Yunanistan Dışişleri Bakan Yardımcıları Büyükelçi Burak Akçapar ve Konstantinos Fragkogiannis’in, iki ülke arasında pozitif gündem kapsamındaki Ortak Eylem Planı’nın 4’üncü tur görüşmeleri için Ankara’da bir araya geldikleri belirtilerek, “Toplantıda ‘pozitif gündem’ listesinde yer alan girişimcilik, turizm, enerji, ulaştırma ve telekomünikasyon, denizcilik, bilgi ve iletişim teknolojileri, eğitim, sosyal güvenlik, sağlık ve çevre alanlarında iş birliğinin geliştirilmesi gibi 25 başlıkta kaydedilen ilerleme hakkında ayrıntılı bir güncelleme yapılmıştır.
Birçok maddenin başarıyla sonuçlandırıldığı kaydedilmiştir. Listedeki diğer bazı maddelerde de tatmin edici ilerleme sağlanmıştır. Görüşmeler, bir sonraki üst düzey toplantı sırasında imzalanabilecek ilgili anlaşmaların nihai hale getirilmesi için bir çerçeve oluşturmuştur.
Söz konusu aktif ve devam eden süreçte elde edilen kayda değer ilerleme ışığında, iki taraf, pozitif gündem bağlamında ilave iş birliği konularının araştırılması hususunda mutabık kalmıştır” denildi.
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Türkiye and Greece held their fourth “positive agenda” meeting on 14 December 2021. The meeting was held in an amicable atmosphere, and both sides expressed their desire to improve ties and enhance cooperation.
The “positive agenda” was launched in April 2021 to address long-standing differences between the two countries and to improve their relationship. The agenda includes various fields, such as political, economic, and cultural cooperation. The two sides have already held three meetings and are looking forward to achieving more progress.
In the latest meeting, the officials discussed a wide range of issues, including border control, maritime security, and cultural exchanges. The Turkish delegation was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Sedat Onal, and the Greek delegation was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis.
Both sides emphasized the importance of resolving disputes through peaceful means and dialogue. They also noted the significance of regional stability and security. The officials discussed the progress made so far on the agenda, and they pledged to continue working towards deepening their cooperation.
One of the highlights of the meeting was the discussion on the joint working groups that would be established to facilitate cooperation in various fields. The groups would focus on issues such as energy, transportation, trade, and tourism.
Both sides also discussed the refugee crisis and emphasized the need for cooperation on this issue. They stressed the importance of providing humanitarian assistance to refugees and addressing the root causes of the crisis.
The fourth “positive agenda” meeting between Turkey and Greece is an important step towards improving their relationship. The two countries have a history of disputes, and the “positive agenda” provides a framework to address these issues through dialogue and cooperation.
The Turkish and Greek officials reiterated their commitment to resolving their disputes through peaceful means and dialogue. They recognized the importance of enhancing cooperation and building mutual trust. The establishment of working groups is a positive move towards realizing the potential of the “positive agenda” and achieving tangible results.
In conclusion, the fourth “positive agenda” meeting between Turkey and Greece is a crucial development towards improving their relationship. The two sides should continue to work together and build on the progress made so far. A stable and cooperative relationship between Turkey and Greece is essential for regional security and stability.
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