On Wednesday, Tunisia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohammed Ali Nafti, welcomed Olga Anagnostopoulou, the Ambassador of Greece, at the ministry's headquarters. The meeting was a courtesy call by the ambassador, marking the end of her tenure in Tunisia. According to a statement by the Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nafti acknowledged the strong friendship between Tunisia and Greece, which dates back to the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1959.
During the meeting, Nafti commended the efforts made by Ambassador Anagnostopoulou during her time in Tunisia, highlighting her contributions to strengthening cooperation between the two countries. He emphasized the importance of increasing high-level exchanges and enhancing bilateral cooperation in areas such as renewable energy, information technology, agriculture, transportation, and tourism. These efforts aim to boost economic cooperation, encourage investment, and promote trade and partnerships between Tunisian and Greek economic actors.
Nafti also stressed the significance of continued cooperation and consultation between Tunisia and Greece within international organizations, including the European Union and the United Nations. He noted Greece's non-permanent membership in the UN Security Council and the importance of collaboration between the two nations. Furthermore, Nafti expressed Tunisia's commitment to monitoring the well-being of its citizens residing in Greece and working to protect their interests and address any challenges they may face.
The Tunisian minister highlighted the need to complete procedures for mutual recognition of driving licenses and facilitate travel between the two countries. This would enhance human and social ties, supporting mobility and communication between Tunisia and Greece. Ambassador Anagnostopoulou expressed her gratitude for the support and cooperation she received from Tunisian authorities during her tenure.
She also emphasized the importance Greece places on continuing to strengthen its relations with Tunisia and developing bilateral cooperation in various promising areas. This cooperation aims to serve the interests of both countries and their friendly peoples. The Greek ambassador's visit marked the end of her diplomatic mission in Tunisia, which began several years ago.
According to the Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nafti and Anagnostopoulou discussed ways to further enhance cooperation between the two nations. The meeting demonstrated the commitment of both countries to maintaining strong diplomatic ties and exploring opportunities for mutual benefit. Tunisia and Greece have a long history of cooperation, with a focus on economic development and cultural exchange.
The reception for Ambassador Anagnostopoulou was attended by officials from the Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The event highlighted the strong bilateral relations between Tunisia and Greece, with both countries looking forward to continued cooperation and collaboration in the future. Key areas of cooperation include trade, investment, and cultural exchange, which are expected to benefit both nations.
Key points
- Tunisia and Greece have maintained diplomatic relations since 1959 and are committed to strengthening cooperation in various areas.
