Athens, 9 April 2024 (MIA) - The need for a strict implementation of the Prespa Agreement, as well as the position that it represents not only an obligation of the country, but that it also can’t be changed unilaterally, were highlighted by Greek diplomatic sources in a statement for ANA-MPA, MIA’s Athens correspondent reports.

The diplomatic sources noted that the Prespa Agreement must be strictly implemented and said that the memoranda would be ratified if the other side observes by all the steps.

“Greece is closely monitoring political developments in the country ahead of its general elections in May. Referring to a statement by main opposition SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance leader Stefanos Kasselakis that he will no longer refer to Greece's northern neighbour as ‘North Macedonia’, they noted that ‘the logic of the Prespa Treaty is not only an obligation of the country but can't be changed unilaterally and prevails over all other provisions’,” ANA-MPA wrote.