Only three before the international conference on the Libyan crisis in Berlin, France harshly criticised the agreement between Turkey and Libya claiming it directly violated the interests of sovereign rights of EU member states, clearly referring to Greece.

Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias on Friday said "there is a need to ascertain the invalidity and immateriality of the accords signed between Turkey and the Tripoli government," in statements while arriving at the EU's extraordinary Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, where the foreign affairs ministers of EU member states are discussing developments in Libya, Iraq and Iran. 

The view that the Turkey-Libya MoU signed last November by Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan with Prime Minister Fayetteh al-Saraj will not be implemented according to a German internationalist speaking of the civil war in Libya, its geopolitical opportunities and its geopolitical dangers.