Greek Official Clarifies Turkey's Role in Cross-Border Energy Interconnector

A Greek government official has stated that Ankara's approval is not legally required to proceed with a major multinational electricity grid connection linking Cyprus, Greece, and Israel.

26 Aug, 10:54 — 26 Aug, 10:54

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Greek minister: permission from Turkey unnecessary for interconnector

Permission from Turkey is not required for the Great Sea Interconnector project (GSI), which, if completed, will connect the energy grids of Cyprus, Greece and Israel, to go ahead, Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Tasos Chatzivasileiou said on Thursday. “Planning for the cable is continuing as normal. Based on international law, permission is not required, let […]

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Greek Official Clarifies Turkey's Role in Cross-Border Energy Interconnector

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