Greece admited We tryed to steal Albanian terain

Today Greece has admitted that the agreement of 2009 made Albania lose sovereignty on terrain. On the maritime pact signed by Luizim Basha and the Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis, a large part of Albania pretended to passes to Greece. This is why this Saturday the Greece have agreed for a new division, without making Albania lose any square meter. The Albanian Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Ditmir Bushati and his Greek counterpart Nikos Kotzias, each accompanied by a large group of experts and diplomats, for two days, to Crete (Greece) have talked about past and present disputes. The maritime border between Albania and Greece.is was a hot issue, for the two delegations. In January 2010, Albania's Constitutional Court annulled, the deal. The court ruled that it had serious legal flaws, after Berisha's foes in Albania accused him of giving away 225 square kilometers of territorial water to Greece for no reason. The court ruling damaged relationships between the countries, and for years since then experts from both countries have negotiated on how to resolve the dispute. Apparently this situation did not prevent Athens from initially negotiating with a Norwegian seismic search companies to carry out searches in the area. Greece has also handed over its geographic coordinates to the UN maps department without an agreement first between the two countries. The Greek government has given with concession the land and sea quadrants in the northern area of Peloponnese, a part of which is superposed in the controversial area between Albania and Greece. This area was given to the Consortium "Total France", "Elpe" and the Italians of "Edison", where the first drilling is scheduled to be completed within 2018. The consortium is convinced that there are large reserves of gas and oil in the area. Even the Greek energy minister has stated that in a few years World energy maps will change.