The South Caucasus has historically been a key factor in Greek foreign policy. Secondly, the South Caucasus is yet another platform where Greece’s soft balancing vis-a-vis Türkiye plays out. As many Greek foreign policy experts emphasise, the Black Sea and South Caucasus are naturally poised to become priority regions. Ankara’s foreign policy became more multivectoral and preoccupied with the Middle East while relations with the West deteriorated. They represent a very interesting case showcasing both countries’ foreign policy strategies: creating an interdependence with a country which by most other metrics stands on different positions.