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Karystianou criticizes Mitsotakis over NATO and Turkey's elevation during summit.

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Maria Karystianou, president of "Hope for Democracy," criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his silence on Turkey's strengthened position following the NATO summit in Ankara.
The left-wing party SYRIZA accused Mitsotakis of turning Greece into a mere observer of international developments and failing to advocate for Greek interests at NATO.
SYRIZA also highlighted a perceived deadlock in the foreign policy of Mitsotakis's government, claiming it has persisted for seven years without a clear strategy.
The criticism comes in response to Mitsotakis's remarks after the NATO summit, which were interpreted as lacking substantial commentary on the challenges posed by Turkey.

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During the NATO summit held in Ankara, criticism was directed towards Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis regarding his government’s approach to national and foreign policy. The Greek political party SYRIZA accused Mitsotakis of failing to adequately address Turkey's increased influence and of making Greece a mere observer in international developments. They claimed that his statements at the summit highlighted a deadlock in Greece's foreign policy, developed over the last seven years under the New Democracy party.

Maria Karystianou, the president of the party "Hope for Democracy," also criticized Mitsotakis, asserting that he remained silent on Turkey's rising status and did not articulate clear terms to safeguard Greek interests at the summit. The call for Mitsotakis to explain the implications of his discussions at NATO reflects growing concerns among opposition parties about Greece's strategic position in relation to Turkey amidst ongoing tensions.

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