Türkiye and Greece on Thursday announced the Athens Declaration on Friendly Relations and Good-Neighbourliness on the occasion of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s official visit to the Greek capital, APA reports citing Anadolu Agency.
According to the declaration, the two countries stressed that they are committed to fostering friendly relations, mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and understanding and seeking resolution to any dispute between them in line with international law.
Against this background, the two countries agreed to engage in continuing constructive and meaningful consultations based on the pillars of political dialogue, positive agenda and confidence-building measures and refrain from acts and statements that might undermine the spirit of the declaration.
Furthermore, the two sides underscored that they would work to cultivate “a spirit of solidarity in the face of current and future challenges without any prejudice to each other’s legal positions,” according to the declaration
They also announced that they would encourage the exchange of visits at every level with a result-oriented approach to promote a positive atmosphere and agenda, it said.
The declaration also underscored that the "bonds between the two neighbouring nations harbour the potential to markedly increase the region’s prosperity and dynamism."
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