Greece’s newly announced renewable energy spatial framework covering the Aegean Sea will have no legal consequences for Turkiye regarding the interconnected disputes between the two countries.

Axar.az reports, citing Anadolu, that Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oncu Keceli made the remarks.

Keceli stressed that unilateral actions should be avoided in enclosed or semi-enclosed seas such as the Aegean and Mediterranean, noting that international maritime law encourages cooperation among coastal states in such waters.

Ankara advocates resolving disputes in line with international law, justice and good-neighborly relations, in accordance with the Athens Declaration.