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Athens Responds to Ankara’s Claims over Turkey–Libya Maritime Deal

Greek diplomatic sources responded to comments by the Turkish Foreign Ministry, which criticized Greece and the Republic of Cyprus over their stance on the Turkey–Libya maritime zone memorandum.

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Libya reserves the full right to respond decisively to any action that threatens its territorial integrity or political independence, said Osama Hamad.

The state oil company of Libya (NOC) considered that the North African country has "sovereign rights" over resources in an eastern Mediterranean area in dispute with Greece, days after the European state announced a tender in that maritime area. NOC stated in a statement that exploration programs will be implemented to protect "Libyan national interests" and to "develop" hydrocarbon resources, even in this area of the Mediterranean. Likewise, th…

The European Union's statement that the Türkiye-Libya maritime jurisdiction agreement is "illegal" has been met with a harsh reaction in Libya. Libyan government's response to the EU and Greece: "This agreement is legitimate and will be officially approved this week!"

Following the statements made by Greece targeting the Memorandum of Understanding between Libya and Turkey on the Determination of Maritime Jurisdiction Areas, the Libyan National Petroleum Corporation (NOC) stated that all of Libya’s agreements and partnerships are based on international law.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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LibyaReview broke the news in on Saturday, June 28, 2025.
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