Antonis Samaras has once again demanded the dismissal of Nikos Gerapetritis, citing the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum by the Libyan Parliament. Samaras argues that the events unfolding in Libya irreparably damage Gerapetritis’s credibility, and by extension, that of the Prime Minister who consistently aligns with him. He criticizes the Prime Minister for continuing to support Gerapetritis instead of removing him from his position. The statement underscores the contentious nature of the agreement between Turkey and Libya and its implications for Greek foreign policy. Samaras believes the Prime Minister’s inaction demonstrates a lack of resolve in defending Greek interests. This situation escalates the ongoing political debate surrounding the controversial memorandum and its potential consequences. The former Prime Minister contends this situation is a matter of national importance requiring immediate action.