Greek Parliament speaker draws ‘red lines’ on Turkish-Libyan Memorandum, Cyprus issue

The President of the Hellenic Parliament, Mr Nikitas Kaklamanis, made unequivocal statements on the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum, the Cyprus issue and the defence of international law at the 2nd Trilateral Meeting of the Presidents of the Parliaments of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt, held in Nicosia.

The proceedings also focused on regional security, energy interconnections and the role of young people, CE Report informs via the Greek Parliament's official website.

The meeting was hosted by the President of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Cyprus, Ms Annita Demetriou, and attended by the President of the House of Representatives of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Mr Hisham Badawy. Mr Kaklamanis was accompanied by MPs Eleftherios Ktistakis and Konstantina Giannakopoulou, members of the Standing Committee on National Defence and Foreign Affairs.

Also present were the Ambassador of Greece to Cyprus, Mr Konstantinos Kollias, and the Diplomatic Adviser to the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Ambassador ad honorem Mr Constantine Economides.

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