Androulakis from Kasos: Greece needs a government that effectively serves national interests

Nikos Androulakis, the President of PASOK-KINAL, visited the strategically important island of Kasos, using the occasion to call for a government capable of effectively advancing Greece's national interests. Accompanied by key party officials, Androulakis visited a local National Guard unit, underscoring the island's historical and geopolitical significance.

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Our sovereign rights are non-negotiable, just as respect for international law and the European acquis is non-negotiable.

From Kasos, Androulakis declared that Greece's sovereign rights are "non-negotiable," as is the nation's commitment to international law and the European acquis. He specifically addressed the electricity interconnection project between Greece and Cyprus, acknowledging its strategic importance but lamenting its stalled progress. Androulakis demanded that the Prime Minister provide the Greek people with a clear timeline for the project's completion and cable laying.

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The Prime Minister presented the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project as strategically important. And it is. However, the project has stalled. And he must inform the Greek people about the full timeline for the project's completion and cable laying.

Furthermore, Androulakis urged the government to secure a condemnation of Turkey's "Blue Homeland" maritime doctrine from the European Council, criticizing Turkey's attempt to legislate this concept in its National Assembly. He contrasted the current government's perceived focus on "communication plans" with the nation's need for leadership that "effectively serves our national interests."

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As he must secure the condemnation of Turkey by the European Council for the attempt to legislate the illegal 'Blue Homeland' doctrine by the Turkish National Assembly.