She made this statement in her message to the Greek diaspora on the occasion of Greek Independence Day.
In her message, Sakellaropoulou said that Greece continues “to stand by all those who defend their own independence against revisionism and authoritarianism. From Ukraine to the Middle East, our compass remains respect for international law and the principles of humanity.”
Noting that this year marks the 50th anniversary of Greece's restoration of democracy, she said that since 1974, “Greece, despite the difficulties and successive crises, has consolidated its position at the core of the European Union, becoming a pillar of stability and peace in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider region.”
Acknowledging that this year marks the 50th anniversary of Greece's restoration of democracy, she highlighted that despite the difficulties and successive crises, Greece has solidified its position within the European Union, serving as a pillar of stability and peace in the Eastern Mediterranean and the broader region.
Sakellaropoulou also emphasized Greece's ongoing commitment to seeking a fair and sustainable solution to the Cyprus issue based on international law, the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, and the principles of the European Union.
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