Adonis Georgiadis: "Foreign policy is at its best"

The Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, argued through a post on social media that Greek foreign policy is in excellent condition, despite criticisms of "submissiveness."

Mr. Georgiadis referred to a series of recent events, such as the exclusion of Turkey from EU funding for Safe, the granting of mining rights to Chevron south of Crete, and the ratification of an agreement on the EEZ between Lebanon and the Republic of Cyprus.

In addition, he noted the American statements regarding the refusal to sell F-35s to Turkey as long as it buys Russian oil, as well as the filing of a bill in Congress to end the American arms embargo on Cyprus. Finally, he referred to the defeat of Turkey's supporters in the pseudo-elections in the occupied territories.

Adonis Georgiadis concluded by saying that these successes have put Turkey under great pressure and have led Greece and Cyprus to an extremely advantageous position, emphasizing that Greek foreign policy achieves its goals with prudence and without populism.