30 years of Greek-Israeli diplomatic relations praised as ‘a small miracle’

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Celebrating 30 years of diplomatic relations with Israel, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias says the two nations have achieved “much more than we perhaps would have expected ourselves”.

“It is a small miracle. Today, what unite us are so many things, that I am convinced this relationship of friendship and cooperation will move forward with leaps and bounds in the near and distant future,” he said.

“Through this multifaceted relationship, we also set the example that cooperation is the only way to security, stability and prosperity in our region.”

Bilateral cooperation extends to science, culture, trade, innovation, energy, tourism, security and defence, and continues to grow in new fields, he said. The Foreign Minister added that Athens remains firmly committed to strengthening relations between the European Union and Israel.

Dendias also noted the tripartite cooperation with Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean and the importance of the EastMed pipeline project which “is open to third countries, based, of course, on respect for international law and good neighborly relations.”

The minister said he looks forward to meeting his newly-appointed Israeli counterpart Gabi Ashkenazi.

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