Australian Ambassador Alison Duncan meets Greek Foreign Minister in Athens

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Australian Ambassador to Greece Alison Duncan has met with Greece’s Minister for Foreign Affairs George Gerapetritis in Athens, alongside her counterparts from the Republic of Korea, Japan and New Zealand.

The meeting focused on the growing importance of cooperation between the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and its Indo-Pacific partners, as well as the impact of regional developments on Greece and the broader NATO alliance.

The talks were described as productive and insightful, reinforcing the importance of international collaboration and multilateral engagement in addressing contemporary geopolitical issues.

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