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Letter dated 17 January 2024 from the Permanent Representative of Greece to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General with reference to Libya s note verbale

Greece reiterates that it remains strongly committed to resolving any delimitation issues with neighbouring countries

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Greece Clashes with Libya Over Maritime Borders in Heated UN Dispute

Greece Clashes with Libya Over Maritime Borders in Heated UN Dispute
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LIA signs strategic agreement with BP

LIA signs strategic agreement with BP
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Greece and Libya: A New Maritime Dynamic: Strategy in the Eastern Mediterranean

A recent spat between the Greek and Libyan foreign ministers brought to the fore the challenges of Greek diplomacy vis-à-vis Libya. Ever since the two accords between Tripoli and Ankara in November 2019, Athens has been watching with growing discomfort

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Coastal erosion threatens Libyan archaeological sites with damage and deterioration

The coast of Cyrenaica in eastern Libya extends from the Gulf of Sirte to the current Egyptian-Libyan border, with a long history of human settlement dating back to the Paleolithic era, and therefore it hosts many important and often unstudied archaeological sites. However, the coast is also subject to high rates of erosion which threatens to damage or even erase many of these important sites.

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