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Greece: Tsipras calls Erdogan's questioning of Treaty of Lausanne 'dangerous'

01 October 2016

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"Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has described Thursday's comments by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan regarding the Lausanne Treaty signed between the two countries in 1923 as “dangerous.”

“Questioning the Lausanne Treaty, that clearly and definitively settled Greek Turkish relations, as well as the status of the Aegean and its islands, is dangerous for relations between the two countries and the wider region,” Tsipras said."

See the article: Tsipras calls Erdogan's questioning of Treaty of Lausanne 'dangerous' (.ekathimerini.com, link)

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