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"When two Greek officers are unjustly in Turkish prisons, keeping the lines of communication with Turkish leaders is an act of seriousness and responsibility," writes MP ND and the former Foreign Minister [19659002]. Dora Bakoyannis was invited on Saturday to attend the oath of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, scheduled for Monday.
His decision, however, to attend the ceremony was variously commented.
Dora Bakoyannis responded with a post on Twitter, explaining the reasons, highlighting the need to keep open communication channels with the neighbor.
Dora Bakoyannis correlated his presence there with the imprisonment of the two Greek officers, noting the characteristics:
"I will attend Erdogan's oath at his invitation. deeply that especially during the difficult times when two Greek officers are unjustly in the Turkish prisons, the maintenance of the channels of communication with the Turkish leaders is an act of seriousness and responsibility. "
I will go to Erdogan's oath after his invitation. I deeply believe that, especially in difficult times when two Greek officers are unjustly in Turkish prisons, the maintenance of channels of communication with Turkish leaders is an act of seriousness and responsibility
– Dora Bakoyannis (@Dora_Bakoyannis) July 7, 2018
I will go to Erdogan's oath after his invitation. I deeply believe that, especially in difficult times when two Greek officers are unjustly in Turkish prisons, the maintenance of channels of communication with Turkish leaders is an act of seriousness and responsibility
– Dora Bakoyannis (@Dora_Bakoyannis) July 7, 2018
