Libya’s National Oil Corporation has signed a new offshore energy exploration agreement with a consortium of Turkish and European firms. The deal, finalized on Monday in Benghazi, covers an offshore block of approximately 10,300 square kilometers. This development has triggered significant concern within the Greek government. Greek officials remain opposed to maritime claims stemming from the controversial accord between Turkey and Libya. The agreement further complicates regional disputes over maritime boundaries and resource rights. Greece continues to challenge the legitimacy of the Turkey-Libya maritime arrangements. Consequently, the new exploration deal adds fresh diplomatic friction to the Eastern Mediterranean.