Çanakkale Agreement

The Çanakkale Agreement, signed in 1920, was an important treaty between Greece and Turkey after the end of World War I. It aimed to establish peace following the Greco-Turkish War and outlined the boundaries and rights of both nations in the Çanakkale Strait region. This agreement was part of a series of negotiations intended to resolve tensions and conflicts in the area. Ultimately, it helped lay the groundwork for future relations between Greece and Turkey, though tensions in the region would continue for decades.