Greece, Cyprus, Egypt parliaments condemn Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum

The presidents of the Hellenic, Cypriot, and Egyptian parliaments met trilaterally and jointly condemned the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum, calling it 'unfounded and illegal' and reiterating the need for a fair solution to the Cyprus problem. This is a continuation of established opposition to the memorandum, but the trilateral parliamentary format signals diplomatic coordination among the three states. The development reinforces regional alignment against Turkish maritime claims, though it carries no immediate market impact.

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