Greece Maritime Lines

Last Update September 5, 2026

Link to the page about the new EEZ map submitted by Greece to EU at europa.eu

Following the 2020 Agreement between Greece and Italy on the delimitation of their respective maritime zones (Law 4716/2020), an Exclusive Economic Zone was proclaimed, by Presidential Decree 33/2025. Greece and Egypt concluded in 2020 an agreement on the delimitation of the Exclusive Economic Zone between the two countries (Law 4717/2020). Upon entry into force of this Agreement, an ΕΕΖ of Greece was declared in that area."

Turkey claims Greek EEZ is within "the Turkish continental shelf"

Nov 21, 2025: Story at Eleftherostypos [Greek]

Mitsotakis pursues meetings with Mediterranean countries to discuss maritime zones

October 17, 2025: Story at Skai [Greek]

Malta joins with Egypt and Greece in protest against Libya's maritime border claims

September 15, 2025: Story at Protothema [English]

Letter to UN from Greece gov't over Libyan-Turkey maritime

September 14, 2025: Story at Kathimerini [Greek]

Greek and Turkey continue "sniping"

November 6, 2018: Story at Customs Today on the war of words over sea space.

Turkey warned Greece on Tuesday it would not tolerate a shift in Greece’s maritime border, drawing a sharp rebuke from Athens that it would decide when and how it exercises its sovereign rights..."

Official Greece web sites

Hellenic Republic Official Website [Greek]

Greece Civil Protection Agency [Greek and English]

National Organization for Medicines in Greece [Greek]

Hellenic National Public Health Organization [English]

City of Athens [English] — City of Athens [Greek]

Greece Certificate of Movement download forms (coronavirus shutdown) [Greek]

Greek Employee Support Link – Greek Government [Greek]

Greece's Golden Visa program

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