The Greek government approaches the upcoming High-Level Cooperation Council with Turkey with a sincere willingness for cooperation, emphasizing that fostering a positive atmosphere is a significant step in Greece's relations with its neighboring country, according to government sources.

They further highlight that particular emphasis is placed on the mutually beneficial positive agenda.

On Thursday, December 7, during the fifth High-Level Cooperation Council between Greece and Turkey, agreements, memoranda, and joint statements are expected to be signed. Some of these pertain to collaborations between organizations and entities, such as Entreprise Greece, in the areas of economic and trade cooperation, health, education, tourism, sports, research/technology, and agricultural development.

In the context of their bilateral meeting, Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Recep Tayyip Erdogan are expected to discuss the next steps in the relations and contacts between the two countries based on the three axes agreed upon during their meeting in Vilnius last July: political dialogue, confidence-building measures, and a positive agenda.