The call for cooperation with Greece has come from Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu during his visit to Greece as part of the third High Level Strategic Council between both countries.
In October, peace talks between the two nations broke down over the issue of exploiting hydrocarbon deposits.
Euronews cited Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras as saying: "Our aim is the further development of Greek-Turkish relations and in order for this goal to be achieved our governments have pledged to continue cooperation at a steady pace."
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said; "We do not wish any tension either in the Aegean or in the eastern Mediterranean. We can solve all our problems through dialogue. Whatever our differences or our different approaches are we should continue to talk."
Davutoglu said: "Let’s solve this issue, in order to exploit our energy resources and connect possible natural gas resources with Greece through Turkey."
The Greece and Turkey have been involved in disputes over territory, energy exploration and Cyprus, reports Reuters.
