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Diplomatic talks between Türkiye and Greece continue to progress this month with a series of key meetings in Athens, signaling ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral relations.
Following a "positive agenda" meeting, the two countries delegations are set to engage in a "political dialogue" session today.
The discussions between Turkish and Greek representatives are part of an ongoing series aimed at fostering cooperation and mutual understanding.
On Dec. 2-3, Türkiye and Greece held "positive agenda" and "political dialogue" meetings, with both focused on enhancing bilateral ties in areas ranging from economic cooperation to regional stability.
Türkiye's Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador Mehmet Kemal Bozay is leading the Turkish delegation at both meetings.
The positive agenda talks primarily revolved around fostering cooperation, with a focus on constructive dialogue. The next session, dedicated to political dialogue, is scheduled for today.
Yunanistan'in baskenti Atina'da, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Iletisim Baskanliginin himayesinde, Türkiye Arastirma Vakfi (TAV) ve Amerikan Koleji Küresel Iliskiler Enstitüsü (IGA) isbirligiyle "Yunan-Türk Medya Akademi Forumu" düzenlendi. Katilimcilar, forumun sonunda hatira fotografi çektirdi. ( Ayhan Mehmet - Anadolu Ajansi )
Yunanistan'in baskenti Atina'da, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Iletisim Baskanliginin himayesinde, Türkiye Arastirma Vakfi (TAV) ve Amerikan Koleji Küresel Iliskiler Enstitüsü (IGA) isbirligiyle "Yunan-Türk Medya Akademi Forumu" düzenlendi. Foruma, Yunanistan'in Panathinaikos Basketbol Takiminin Basantrenörü Ergin Ataman (sagda) ve Türk-Yunan Is Konseyi Baskani ve eski Galatasaray Baskani Adnan Polat (ortada) da katildi. ( Ayhan Mehmet - Anadolu Ajansi )
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Yunanistan'in baskenti Atina'da, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Iletisim Baskanliginin himayesinde, Türkiye Arastirma Vakfi (TAV) ve Amerikan Koleji Küresel Iliskiler Enstitüsü (IGA) isbirligiyle "Yunan-Türk Medya Akademi Forumu" düzenlendi. Katilimcilar, forumun sonunda hatira fotografi çektirdi. ( Ayhan Mehmet - Anadolu Ajansi )Yunanistan'in baskenti Atina'da, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Iletisim Baskanliginin himayesinde, Türkiye Arastirma Vakfi (TAV) ve Amerikan Koleji Küresel Iliskiler Enstitüsü (IGA) isbirligiyle "Yunan-Türk Medya Akademi Forumu" düzenlendi. Foruma, Yunanistan'in Panathinaikos Basketbol Takiminin Basantrenörü Ergin Ataman (sagda) ve Türk-Yunan Is Konseyi Baskani ve eski Galatasaray Baskani Adnan Polat (ortada) da katildi. ( Ayhan Mehmet - Anadolu Ajansi )
One of the key highlights of the ongoing discussions is the announcement of a "Smart Cities" Hackathon, which aims to boost innovation and collaboration between young people from both countries.
The hackathon, which is open for applications, will encourage Turkish and Greek youth to collaborate and develop solutions for urban challenges, further promoting cooperation and mutual understanding.
The hackathon will culminate in a last event to be held in Türkiye on Feb. 20, 2025, with the award ceremony scheduled for Feb. 27 in Athens.
The competition is seen as a significant step toward strengthening ties between the two nations, particularly in technology and innovation.
President Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at U.N. Headquarters in New York, U.S. on September 24, 2024. (AA Photo)" alt="Türkiye, Greece continue diplomatic dialogue with positive agenda">
President Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at U.N. Headquarters in New York, U.S. on September 24, 2024. (AA Photo)
The "Greek-Turkish Media Academy Forum" was held in Athens, under the patronage of Türkiye's Presidency of Communications, with the collaboration of the Turkish Research Foundation (TAV) and the American College Global Relations Institute (IGA).
This fourth edition of the forum was attended by Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni, Deputy Director of Türkiye's Presidency of Communications Associate Professor Cagatay Ozdemir, Türkiye's Ambassador to Athens Cagatay Erciyes, Turkish and Greek diplomats, academics and media representatives.
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