Posted on March 28, 2008 by grpresspoland
(CITY OF ATHENS) Memories of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games are being revived as the torch carrying the sacred Olympic flame arrives in the City of Athens tomorrow, Saturday, March 29, as part of its journey to Beijing. Seven torchbearers will represent the City of Athens in the historic Olympic Torch Relay, which was launched [...]
Filed under: Olympic Games, Sport | Tagged: Acropolis, Ancient Olympia, Athanasios Barakas, Athens 2004, City of Athens, KETHEA, Markos Spyridonidis, Nikitas Kaklamanis, Olympic Flame, Olympic Games, Olympic Torch Relay, Olympism, Sydney 2000 Paralympics, Theodora Passalidou, Vassilis Goumas, Vassilis Kikilias, Vasso Karadasiou | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The 8th Thessaloniki International Wine Contest that was organised from March 19-21, ended in a very delightful way for the Greek wine industry as many Greek varieties proved true winners in this prestigious event organised by Wine Producers Association of the Northern Greece (www.wineroads.gr), within the context of Oenorama exhibition. Among 791 contesting wine [...]
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The Bridge magazine (www.bridge-mag.com) reports on European integration, Southeast Europe and the East Mediterranean. The current issue now online (Issue 7), titled “Turkey Unveiled” presents an overall image of Turkey touching upon its political, economic and cultural aspects. Contributions include Conservatism Globalism vs Defensive Nationalism (Ziya Önis, Koç University), From Domestic Crisis to Regional Challenge (Ioannis [...]
Filed under: Cyprus, Greece, Politics, Turkey | Tagged: Albania, Bilgi University, Bridge magazine, Cyprus, Esra Arsan, Finansbank, Greece, Inan Demir, Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Koç University, Turkey, University of Athens, Ziya Önis | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The Hellenic Parliament, through its speaker Dimitris Sioufas, is presiding over the 4th Plenary Session of the Euro Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, currently taking place in Athens. 37 country members from across the world, including European Union’s all 27 countries, are invited to attend the hearings. The institution aims at promoting Euro-Mediterranean cooperation and will [...]
Filed under: Cyprus, Europian Union, Government, Greece, International Relations, Nature, Poland, Turkey | Tagged: Kostas Karamanlis, Secretariat General of Information, European Union, Greek Mediterranean Policy, Dimitris Sioufas, Hans Gert Pöttering, Stavros Dimas, Jose Manuel Barroso, Mediterranean Assembly, Euro Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, Hellenic Parliament, European Policy | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENCY) Italian ambassador in Greece Gianpaolo Scarante will host a reception in honour of veteran Greek actress Irini Pappa on the occasion of the 2008 International Culture Award that was bestowed on her by the organisation Premio Roma. An announcement by the Italian embassy states that Italy recognises Irini Pappa’s lengthy contribution to [...]
Filed under: Art, Cinema, Cultcure, Greece | Tagged: Gianpaolo Scarante, International Culture Award, Irini Pappa, Italian ambassador in Greece, Italy, Premio Roma | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) Greek sculptor’s Pavlos exhibition entitled “Flags of the World” was inaugurated on Tuesday by the Greek Minister of Tourism Aris Spiliotopoulos at the town hall of Ancient Olympia. ”Flags of the World” includes flags of all the countries which will participate in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The exhibition aims at elevating the values [...]
Filed under: Art, Cultcure, Greece, Olympic Games, Sport | Tagged: Ancient Olympia, Aris Spiliotopoulos, Athens, Beijing, Beijing 2008, Flags of the World, Olympic Games, Olympic Truce, Pavlos | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) A new road tunnel measuring 4.8km – the longest in Greece - will open to traffic in April. The Egnatia Motorway’s two-way tunnel at Driskos, Ioannina north-western Greece that took seven years to complete, cuts through Mt. Mitsikeli linking the Ioannina plateau with the Arachthos River valley. A total of 76 two-way road tunnels [...]
Filed under: Construction, Greece, Infrastucture, tourisme | Tagged: Driskos, Egnatia, Egnatia Motorway, Greece, Igumenitsa, Ioannina, Mitsikeli, Motorway, tunnel | Comments Off
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(GREEK NEWS AGENDA) Always admired for its history, cultural heritage and beautiful landscape, Greece is now respected for the whole spectrum of its comparative advantages. From its status as an energy hub, a financial centre and overall gateway to Southeastern Europe to its leading role in shipping, Greece counts an increasing number of accomplishments and an [...]
Filed under: Archaeology, Art, Book, Business, Cinema, Cultcure, Economy, Education, Energy, Enviromental Protection, Greece, Greeks Abroad, Literature, Media, Music, Photo, Science, Sport, tourisme | Tagged: "Defendory International, Aegean Regatta, Athens Classic Marathon, Athens Rockwave Festival, Benaki Museum, Biologica 2008, City of Athens, Climate change, Deaf Football Championships, Defense, Fur, Greece, Greek Wine Makers, Halki, Halki International Seminars, HELEXPO, Hellenic Fashion, Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, Human Security Network, International Art Fair, International Dance Festival, International Summer Holidays Exhibition, International Tourism Exhibition, Kalamata, Millennium Development Goals, modern greek, oenorama, offshore sailing, Olympus Marathon, Poverty, Rally Acropolis, Renewable Energy Sources, shipping, studies, Thessaloniki International Film Festival, UN Security Council, UNDP, United Nations, Venture Capital Forum, wine | Comments Off
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(ATHENS NEWS AGENCY) Painter Dimitris Mytaras was elected on Thursday as regular member of the Athens Academy. Mytaras was born in 1934 in Halkida and after his secondary education he arrived in Athens to study at the School of Fine Arts. During his studies he was awarded with two prizes. After completing his studies at [...]
Filed under: Art, Cultcure, Greece | Tagged: Athenian Technological Ins, Athens, Athens Academy, Athens Fine Arts School, Dimitris Mytaras, Doxiadis Foundation, Greece, Halkida, Mytilini, Paris, School of Decorative Arts, School of Fine Arts | Comments Off