The 3+1 Initiative Amidst Great Power Competition
German Marshall Fund
Moderator: As you said, as the Prime Minister has said, the aim is for Greece to be a country of calm stability and therefore, we are committed to strong cooperation, and as you said, we need friends. And as we need friends, we need the United States. Therefore, I’m moving on to U.S. Ambassador Mr. Geoffrey Pyatt, who is following closely these developments in the Eastern Mediterranean.
I would like to ask Mr. Ambassador, Mr. Pyatt, what does this 3+1 Greece agreement mean for the United States? Why does it matter to the United States, the East Mediterranean?
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