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Droutsas on ERT: US did not propose anything |
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Friday, 12 March 2010 |
There
is no US proposal on the name issue, Greek Alternate Foreign Minister
Dimitris Droutsas said in the interview with the 3rd channel of ERT
national television, countering bogus claims by state controlled papers 'To Vima' and 'Ta Nea'.
- There is no US proposal. What we have is the Greek
our national red line which we have been pointing out to our
collocutors, i.e. an erga omnes compound name with a geographical
qualifier. This is what we discussed and what we presented, Droutsas
said regarding the question whether there is a specific U.S. proposal on
the name issue, which was presented to PM George Papandreou at the
meetings in Washington with US President Barack Obama and Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton.
Asked whether the discussion is only on the name
issue or also for language and identity matters, Droutsas said: - What
Greece is discussing is the UN mandate, which is clear: finding a
mutually acceptable solution with our neighbouring country.
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