Despite talks and consecutive meetings between Minister Bushati and Kotzias, Albania-Greece relations continue to be problematic.
After the "agreement" of the sea where according to the Greek side Albania will give 12 nautical miles, the situation is not calm, but on the contrary.
This is because of the Cham issue which continues to be a hot point for both countries.Albania wants to include the Cham issue in discussions, but Greece wants their name not to be mentioned.
That's enough and Greece has launched attacks on the Albanian government where Greek media write that the Rama government implements Erdogan's orders.
According to them, the Turkish president is trying to turn Albania into a second Turkey.
This is of what Lambros Kalarrytis stated in "Parapolitika.gr":
"The Greek side is the one that will miss any agreement that can be reached.
For those who do not understand or not notice the Albanian factor implements Ankara's orders.
In the Balkans, an irredentist policy is being applied consistently, methodically and steadily making thus visible the 'Turkish footprint'.
Turkey seeks a new Balkans and Erdogan is working with Albanians.
Albanians are one of the useful and important tools in pursuit of this goal for Turkey.
The Turkish president is trying to transform Albania into second Turkey in the region.
Others have in their minds their own open-topic policy.
Because they have a national agenda, national vision, national ideas, national goals.
So the idea of 'Greater Albania' for now should be our concern."
"Rama receives orders from Erdogan, Albania will return to Turkey."