According to an article in the Greek newspaper Kathimerini, Athens wants to take proactive diplomatic measures to strengthen ties between Greece and Turkey. According to the newspaper, the two countries' leaders will meet at the NATO summit following the elections.

An impressive piece about the future of Turkish-Greek ties was published in the Kathimerini daily.

According to reports in TRT Haber, Greece believes that Erdogan will be re-elected on Sunday.

Athens now wants to take proactive measures to enhance ties between the two nations.

waiting for the election results in Athens

If Erdogan prevails in the election's second round on June 25, it has been reported that Kiriakos Mitsotakis, the former prime minister of Greece and leader of the New Democracy Party, wants to meet with him as soon as possible.

 The newspaper made the assertion that the two presidents' encounter would probably occur at the NATO summit.

The NATO summit, which will be held in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, on July 11–12, can host this gathering, as noted in the article.

Athens' top priority is to actively open direct channels of dialogue with Ankara.

 Miçotakis allegedly desired for the normalization process following the disaster to progress into rapprochement.

Additionally, it is mentioned that the Greek side faces difficulties due to the absence of direct communication with President Erdogan.

It is thought that if a channel of communication is established between the two leaders, progress may be made in areas like exploratory contacts, political dialogue, and a constructive agenda.