FM Dendias meets with foreign affairs committee MPs in Italian parliament
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Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias met on Tuesday with Piero Fassino, president of the Foreign Affairs Committee at the Italian Chamber of Deputies, and discussed bilateral issues including the Greece-Italy agreement on the delimitation of maritime zones.
Dendias also discussed Greece's position in the East Mediterranean with members of the committee including "the situation in the East Mediterranean and the Aegean on Turkish aggression and the challenges Greece faces, and on the challenges Europe faces."
Earlier he had met with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, and discussed the upcoming visit of Pope Francis to Greece.
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