Turkey and Greece Pursue Improved Relations Amid Historical Disputes

Leaders of Turkey and Greece meet in Ankara, signaling a renewed effort to resolve longstanding issues including maritime boundaries and the Cyprus conflict.

Turkish President Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis emphasize dialogue and cooperation despite deep-seated disagreements.
Both leaders express hope for a future with intensified bilateral contacts and support for Turkey's EU accession under conditions.
Discussion points include the status of Hamas and the impact of recent conflicts in Gaza on bilateral perspectives.
Historical tensions highlighted by past confrontations over maritime and territorial claims, with recent meetings suggesting a potential thaw.
Continued disagreements over Cyprus and energy exploration rights underscore the complexity of negotiations.