"Turkey and Greece Forge New Ties, Explore Energy Cooperation"
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has suggested that Greece may be able to benefit from a nuclear power plant that Turkey plans to build near its Black Sea coast. This comes after significant steps were taken to mend the troubled ties between the two countries during Erdogan's visit to Athens. The leaders signed cooperation deals and announced a roadmap for future high-level consultations. Erdogan emphasized the importance of a "win-win" approach and expressed optimism that the visit would open a new chapter in Turkey-Greece relations.
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