“Greece is not a beggar”, says its PM during a visit to Moscow

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Tsipras told a news conference with Russian President Vladimir PutinGreece is simply exercising its right to boost relations with other countries and is not seeking financial aid from Russia to solve a problem that is European in nature, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on a trip to Moscow on Wednesday.

“Greece is not a beggar going around to countries asking them to solve its economic problem, an economic crisis that doesn’t only concern Greece but is a European crisis,” Tsipras told a news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Tsipras said the two leaders discussed ways for Greece to increase exports to Russia.

“Greece is a sovereign country with an unquestionable right to implement a multi-dimensional foreign policy and exploit its geopolitical role,” Tsipras said, in response to questions about whether Greece would turn to Russia for aid.

“We fully respect our commitments to all international organizations where we participate and want to take advantage of our potential to promote mutually beneficial agreements.”

Reuters

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2 responses to ““Greece is not a beggar”, says its PM during a visit to Moscow”

  1. arzatna1 Avatar
    arzatna1

    Yes
    I will advance you some cash!
    but I want to settle a million Russians in Greece
    and if you don’t pay the loan before I retire from presidency
    My hand picked successor will help the Russian settlers take over Greece , like I did in Crimea
    One last thought !!
    Since we ran out of Dollars you may have to settle for Rubles

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      They can at least help them sell off the ‘artifacts’….. promote Russian Museums. 😉

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