Greek diplomacy refers to the strategies and practices employed by the Greek government to manage its international relations. It focuses on promoting Greece's national interests, fostering economic ties, and addressing regional security issues, particularly in the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean. Historically, Greek diplomacy has been shaped by its rich cultural heritage and strategic location. It often involves collaboration with European Union partners and participation in international organizations like the United Nations. Greece also engages in bilateral agreements to strengthen ties with countries such as Turkey and the United States.