Greece Proceeds with Cyprus Interconnector Without Turkish Approval

Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis confirmed that Athens will not request Ankara's permission to construct the electricity interconnector linking Cyprus and Greece, stating that timelines depend solely on contractor progress.

31 Aug, 10:13 — 31 Aug, 10:13

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Greece won’t seek Turkey’s approval for interconnector cable, Gerapetritis says

Greece will not seek Turkey’s approval to build the Cyprus-Greece electricity interconnector, Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis said. Speaking on radio station Parapolitika FM, Gerapetritis said the exact timeline depends on the contractor’s scheduling, but he expects work to resume within the next few months, likely before the end of 2026. Turkey’s consent is not […]

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Greece Proceeds with Cyprus Interconnector Without Turkish Approval

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