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Rubio Trip Highlights Strategic Ties

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives in Greece on Tuesday for a visit expected to be accompanied by a series of agreements centered on the purchase of new weapons and a review of bilateral cooperation.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Athens on defense and security, with a series of contacts with Greek political and military leaders, as well as a speech at the Pnyx. The visit is accompanied by strict security measures, traffic regulations and a ban on gatherings in central Athens in anticipation of protests.

It is not only the content of the discussions that gives special weight to Marco Rubio's visit to Athens. It is also the choice of the Greek capital itself, at a time when the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East are in a phase of intense geopolitical realignment. The absence of Turkey from the US Secretary of State's tour program, at a time when Athens is at the center of the 6th Round of the Greece-US Strategic Dialogue, creates a positiv…

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, head of the US delegation to the 6th Greece-US Strategic Dialogue, is arriving in Athens tonight. He described Greece as a “very important ally” of the United States. When asked about the stops on his European tour, Greece and Portugal, Mr. Rubio focused on the military and economic dimensions of Greek-American relations. […] The article Marco Rubio is expected in Athens for the 6th Greece-US Strategic Dialogue…

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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