He described the conditions under which the prime minister will participate in the Geneva Conference, during the dialogue he had at the Maximos Palace, with the president of the Independent Greeks (and Minister of National Defense), Panos Kammenos. "The issue now is," the prime minister was quoted as saying. at the level of Prime Minister or whether they will be taken over by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs. The positive thing is, and I repeated it in my conversation with the Turkish President, that what matters is to see where we can go. "
In particular, "if there is a possibility of a solution, I am willing to be in Geneva. If it is not transparent, then the foreign ministers should undertake to take the talks as far as they can go ", in a process that will have continuity.
And Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras concluded, "this is an important achievement, because it gives us the opportunity to fight for a solution without being with our backs to the wall."
For his part, the Minister of National Defense stressed the importance of forming "a national line that presupposes the withdrawal of the occupation troops to the last soldier, and the withdrawal of guarantees." A statement that the Prime Minister agreed with, which he added by saying that "it is a common Athens-Nicosia axis, and from what I saw today, a framework of political understanding with the other political forces is being formed".
"Finally, in something to acquire a common national line", Mr. Kammenos closed the dialogue.
It is noted that with the meeting of Al. Tsipras with Panos Kammenos, the information cycle of the political leaders was closed by the prime minister.