Morrison invites his Greek counterpart to visit Australia

Scott Morrison had a telephone discussion last night (AEST) with the prime minister of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis and invited his Greek counterpart to visit Australia.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to the media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Source: AAP

The dangerous Delta mutation of COVID-19, the vaccinations and the trade relations between Australia, Greece and the EU were among the topics discussed last night by the two leaders, according to information sent to SBS Greek by Mr Morrison's office. 

According to the announcement, "The Prime Minister had a warm discussion with Greek PM Mitsotakis last night. They compared notes on responding to the COVID-19 challenges, particularly the Delta strain and their respective vaccination programs, expanding trade opportunities through the EU-Australia FTA currently being negotiated, climate change, and cooperation on multilateral organisations. The Prime Minister invited Prime Minister Mitsotakis to visit Australia." 

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Source: AAP Image/Olivier Hoslet, Pool via AP

"Australia is not alone" in its fight against COVID said Mr Morrison during today's press conference before he announced his discussion with the Greek prime minister and he stressed that he is "in touch with many leaders".