The decision by the Turkish Ministry of Education to allow the reopening of a minority primary school on the northeastern Aegean island of Gokceada -- 47 years after the schools serving the island's ethnic Greek population were abruptly shut down -- marks the latest step in a gradual but enduring rapprochement between the two erstwhile rivals.
Odluka turskog ministarstva obrazovanja da dopusti ponovno otvaranje manjinske osnovne škole na sjeveroistočnom egejskom otoku Gokceada - 47 godina nakon naglog zatvaranja škola koje je koristilo grčko stanovništvo na otoku - obilježava najnoviji korak u postupnom, ali i kontinuiranom zbližavanju dvoje negdašnjih rivala.