Mohamed Amar Abara was brought before the interrogator, who was arrested in Turkey, according to Turkish sources, accused of spying for Greece.
Greek citizen Mohamed Amar Abara was taken in an armored vehicle of the Turkish police to the investigating judge, who ordered his pre-trial detention, Turkish media reported.
Turkish network ATV reported that "this case does not end here and there will be a continuation."
Diplomatic sources in Athens pointed out "regarding the Greek citizen Mohamed Amar Ambara, that his disappearance was reported to the Greek Embassy in Ankara a few weeks ago."
"Since then, the Greek Embassy had repeatedly and insistently raised the issue with the Turkish authorities, who, however, never gave any response."
The businessman has been living for many years in Greece, specifically in the southern suburbs of Attica.
According to his relatives, Mohamed Amar Abara works with a quarry in northern Greece, and in recent years he has expanded his business by importing carpets from Turkey.
35 days ago he travelled with other Greek businessmen to the neighbouring country to visit a carpet exhibition and conclude trade agreements. Since then, his family has lost track of him.
Source: Proto Thema
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