"The issue was ignited by criticism from a military personality," Rama on the sea agreement: Both states have agreed to resolve the issue in Strasbourg.

Regarding the discussion between the two countries on exclusive economic zones, there has been an agreement between the two countries; you were against it when you were in opposition, then in 2020 you said you were ready to negotiate with Greece and take it to the International Court of Justice. Is anything happening on this front? "The truth has more nuances; it wasn't that I was against it, but after the agreement was made public, a military figure came out with a full article filled with criticism, and this ignited the environment. It doesn't only happen here that there is an immediate reaction when something involves the other side. At that time, we were in opposition, and I said, look, this might seem like a great gift for me; we could go out in protests and go to parliament to call it treason, but that is not what we will do and should do. Instead, at the same time, we will take it to the Constitutional Court, so we removed it from the field of the two parties and took it there. Now we have an agreement with the Greek government to go to the International Court," said Rama.