Greek prime minister shows when sea deal is reached with Albania

Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced developments regarding the sea deal with Albania, which he said would not go on vacation.

The Tsipras government has decided that during the summer it will reach agreement with Albania, which will include the ZEE's demitation.

Greek Foreign Minister from Moscow in a statement to the media has made it clear that his dictatorship will not go on vacation these months. This, and for the fact that it is still pending, the meeting of two prime ministers Rama and Tsipras, who last February agreed to continue negotiations and to close unresolved issues between the two countries, report media from Tirana.

The head of Greek diplomacy has promised that within the summer it will also resolve the issue of the war law -- a process that according to him has nothing to do with the question of a problem, but only the return or compensation of the assets that were found in the post-war sequestro.

Greek media stress that with what has been published so far, the Greek side acknowledges that in the 2009 ZEE's definition agreement, the Albanian side also acknowledges that small islands on Corfu play a full role in defining the maritime border.