Greece Opposes Turkey-Libya Sea Deal
Greece officially rejected the maritime boundary demarcation agreement approved by the Libyan Parliament with Turkey, which pertains to defining maritime zones in the Mediterranean Sea. Turkey and Libya signed the agreement in November 2019 aimed at organizing their maritime borders, but it faced widespread Greek objections. With the Libyan Parliament's unanimous approval of the agreement, the debate over its legal validity and regional implications has resurfaced, reopening the door to the possibility of maritime understandings between Libya and Ankara after years of rejection.
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