The electrical interconnector between Greece and Cyprus is awaiting resolution of two key issues originating in Cyprus. These concerns center around Turkish maritime claims, specifically a Turkish marine park declared in the Eastern Mediterranean. This development complicates laying the undersea cable vital for the energy project. Diplomatic efforts are underway to address both the marine park designation and ongoing seabed research activities. Resolving these obstacles, particularly securing a NAVTEX notice allowing for cable laying, is crucial for the project's advancement. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean regarding energy resources and maritime boundaries. Successful completion of the interconnector would enhance energy security for both nations.