Greece and Saudi Arabia will explore further bilateral cooperation in many sectors with an emphasis on energy, as announced by the two sides during the two-day visit of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz to Athens.
“We would like to explore further opportunities between our two countries and our two economies to partner and to attract more Saudi investment into Greece,” Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in statements welcoming the Saudi Crown Prince on Tuesday, according to the Greek national broadcaster ERT.
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“Linking the grid of electricity, we can provide Greece and southwest Europe through Greece much cheaper renewable energy … Also, we are working on hydrogen and how to turn Greece into a hub for Europe hydrogen. That is a game changer for both of us,” Mohammed bin Salman said on his part.
He added that trade and security are also on the agenda of discussions during his visit, Xinhua news agency reported.
Greek and Saudi private business groups are expected to sign a series of agreements in the fields of maritime transport, aquaculture, waste management, culture, food, and agricultural products, construction, and defense technology, Greek national news agency AMNA reported.
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