The new round of exploratory talks between Turkey and Greece will be held on Feb. 22 in Athens, the Greek Foreign Ministry said Saturday, as the two NATO allies seek to address their differences in the Mediterranean.
Neighbors Turkey and Greece are at odds over a number of issues, including competing claims over jurisdiction in the Eastern Mediterranean, air space, energy, the ethnically split island of Cyprus and the status of the islands in the Aegean Sea.
After a five-year hiatus and months of tensions, the two countries agreed last year to resume talks in an effort to reach common ground and allow for formal negotiations to begin.
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