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Greece
wants
commonly
acceptable
solution
to
the
dispute
with
Macedonian,
Molyviatis
says
Macedonian
Information
Agency
(Sep
06,
2004) (MIA)
SOLUN
(Thessaloniki)
-
Greece
wants
to
find
a
commonly
acceptable
solution
to
the
dispute
in
regard
with
the
name
of
Macedonia,
Greek
Foreign
Minister
Petros
Molyviatis
stated
in
the
interview
for
Angelioforos
newspaper,
MIA
reports.
"We
have
will
and
wish
to
approach
in
finding
a
commonly
acceptable
name
for
the
former
Yugoslav
Republic
since
the
current
Government
in
Skopje
also
showed
the
same
interest,"
Molyviatis
said.
Greek
FM
considered
that
the
solution
for
this
dispute
should
be
based
on
dominant
positive
climate
in
the
relations
between
the
two
countries.
Referring
to
the
relations
with
Albania,
Greek
FM
assessed
that
the
Albanian
PM
Fatos
Nano
and
opposition
leader
Sali
Berisha
so
far
did
not
initiate
the
issue
for
the
rights
of
Chami
-
Albanians
who
after
the
WWII
were
expelled
from
Greek
region
Northern
Epirus
and
now
they
urge
to
return
their
properties.
Greek
Minister
considered
that
the
protection
of
the
rights
of
Greek
ethnic
minority
in
Albania
should
be
reviewed
in
accordance
with
its
European
orientation.
In
the
interview
for
Angelioforos,
Molyviatis
stressed
that
Greece
is
not
reserved
in
regard
to
the
issue
for
determination
of
the
date
when
the
negotiations
between
Turkey
with
EU
will
start.
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