Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates have joined Greece in criticizing a Turkey-Libya maritime accord, calling it a concern for regional security and international law. The joint statement was delivered by Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis at the United Nations in New York. Libya’s eastern parliament approved the agreement last week, reviving a deal first reached in 2019. Greece and Cyprus say it infringes on their maritime claims. Turkey rejects the criticism. The dispute also concerns regional energy resources. i
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