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Macron Links Ocean Protection to National Sovereignty, Voices Support for Greece, Cyprus

Summary by Kathimerini English Edition
French President Emmanuel Macron drew a strong connection between marine conservation and national sovereignty during his remarks at the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice on Monday, calling on European Union partners to stand firm against threats to the territorial integrity of Greece and Cyprus.

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At the opening of the UN Oceans Conference on Monday, June 9, French President Emmanuel Macron strongly defended multilateralism in the face of the temptation of "everyone"." With his speech, the French Head of State criticized the position embodied by US President Donald Trump, who was absent from the summit.

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The President of the Republic was questioned for more than two hours about the ambitions of the World Ocean Summit, which is held in Nice until Friday.

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President Emmanuel Macron will travel to Greenland on Sunday 15 June, alongside the Danish Prime Minister, to display "European unity" in the face of the American threats of annexation of this strategic and mineral-rich Danish territory.

"Abysses are not for sale, nor are Greenland for sale, nor are Antarctica or the high seas for sale," the French president launched Monday, implicitly aiming at Donald Trump's expansionist statements.

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