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Italy and Tunisia have officially filed letters of protest with the United Nations against Libya's unilateral declaration of its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). This action follows significant discontent from Greece regarding Libya's claims, which are based on a 2025 memorandum that Libya signed with Turkey and certain interpretations of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
The correspondence highlights that both Italy and Tunisia contest Libya's assertions about its EEZ and emphasizes the implications these claims have on maritime rights in the region. Italy's and Tunisia's concerns align with Greece's stance, indicating a collective opposition to Libya's approach to delineating its maritime boundaries, which they view as infringements on established international maritime law. The situation remains under scrutiny as diplomatic tensions rise among the involved nations regarding their maritime rights and geographical interests.
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