The issues to be discussed at the European Council were reported by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis before entering the Brussels meeting.
The prime minister made a special reference to Libya for both the migration and the Turkish Memorandum. As our country said, he will send warships outside the Libyan territorial waters so that the traffickers’ boats go back to Libya, while talking about a need to send a clear message to the country in order to cooperate with the immigration.
“To convey to the Libyan authorities that this practice cannot be accepted specifically,” Mr. Mitsotakis, announcing that he will seek the support of the Union on the issue. At the same time, he argued that there should be clear placements for the illegal Turkolibyan memorandum.
Referring to the conflict between Israel and Iran, he stressed the need to maintain the truce and return the two sides to the negotiating table, noting that “the threat from Iran must be treated by diplomatic means”.
Concerning the situation in Gaza, the prime minister emphasized that it is the right time to re -put the demand for immediate ceasefire, coupled with the release of all hostages to put an end to the humanitarian crisis.
Reference to the Turkish Memorandum in the draft conclusions of the European Council
The turquoise for the demarcation of sea zones to Mediterranean “It violates the sovereign rights of third countries, does not comply with the law of the sea and cannot have legal consequences for third countries,” the European Council’s draft conclusions said, provided by protothema.gr And which is, of course, likely to be different from the final text.
In particular, the draft states: ‘The European Council has examined the worrying situation in Libya and its potential implications for both European security and migratory flows. It reaffirms the European Union’s steady support for Libya and the UN support mission to Libya to promote national reconciliation, institutional unity and a transparent, no exclusion of dialogue, based on the ownership and consensus of Libyans themselves. The European Council reminds that the Memorandum of Understanding Turkey -Libya For the demarcation of marine zones in the Mediterranean it violates the sovereign rights of third countries, does not comply with the law of the sea and cannot have legal consequences for third states. “
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