The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its 20th Anniversary HealthWorld to be held on October 25-26, 2021, at the Athenaeum Intercontinental Hotel in Athens, Greece.
Researchers at the Yale School of Public Health in the United States, in collaboration with researchers from the Department of Cardiology at Yale School of Medicine, have announced that they are undertaking a new research project on the health benefits associated with daily consumption of table olives.
An emergency warning was sent to Attica residents from the 112 Emergency Communications Service on Thursday, warning them of dangerous weather conditions and to avoid all non-essential travel.
The unimpeded flow of traffic on Pireos Street was restored on Thursday afternoon, the traffic police reported, after it was temporarily interrupted at two points due to flooding at the junctions with Petrou Ralli and Hamosternas roads.
The head of a statue dating back to Roman times was pulled out of the sea near Preveza, at a depth of about 10 metres. According to an announcement by the Ministry of Culture, this is the head of a Roman-era statue, probably made at the time of the emperors Antoninus or Severus (2nd - 3rd century AD).
The National Center for Audiovisual Media and Communication - EKOME, the Department of Journalism and Media of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the World Center for Research and Innovation in Digital Communication and the Hellenic American Union, invite you to the screening of the award-winning "R Friday, October 22, 2021, at 18.00, at the Theater of the Hellenic American Union (22 Marseilles) in Athens, with free admission for the public and order of priority. *
With another strong alliance, Greece responds to the Turkish provocation, this time with the strongest "player" in the geopolitical "chessboard", the USA.
The largest shipping awards event, the Lloyd’s List Greek Shipping Awards, has set its sights on a return to life in December, as organizers continue preparations for the traditional end-of-year dinner in Athens.
The discussion that took place at the amphitheater of the Hellenic American Union on Monday, October 11, on the subject of Greece's prospects of becoming a cinema center of international scope, was particularly lively. The Deputy Minister of Economic Diplomacy and Extroversion, Costas Frangogiannis and the well-known American producer and former president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts, Sid Ganis, invited to Greece by the Hellenic American Union, talked about the potential attraction in this direction.
The event was attended by film professionals, directors, producers, journalists and students. Also in the audience was Nancy Ganis, Ganis' public relations manager, writer, producer and wife, who made keynote speeches during the discussion. Also present were the President and CEO of The National Centre of Audiovisual Media and Communication (EKOME), Panos Kouanis and the Chairman of the Board of the Hellenic Cinema Center, Markos Holevas, who participated in the discussion. The audience was attended by, among others, the cultural and educational program advisor of the US Embassy in Athens, Eleni Alexaki, the director Tassos Boulmetis, executives of the Hellenic Cinema Center, the Athens International Film Festival and Premicheras Nights of Premigira.
An article in the German newspaper Handelsblatt mentions the incentives that the Greek government wants to give to small businesses to increase competitiveness.
The representatives of seven travel agencies specializing in this type of travel, as well as a journalist and a blogger from Italy, were left very impressed by the natural beauty of Arcadia and the possibilities it offers for outdoor tourism activities. The group visited the area from 6 to 10 October, in the context of a familiarization trip (fam trip) implemented by the Hellenic Tourism Organization (EOT) Italian bureau in collaboration with the Peloponnese Tourist Organization.
After the signing of the defense agreement with France and the purchase of the Belharra, the focus is now on the agreement that will be signed with the Americans.
Greek American businessman George James Tsunis was formally nominated by US President Joe Biden as new ambassador to Greece on Friday.
Paul Kotrotsios, the founder and president of the Hermes Expo International, chatted with HNA’s Markos Papadatos about the 30th annual Hermes Expo that will take place on Wednesday, October 20, at the Grand Marquis in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
One of the most famous destinations of the Peloponnese for nature-lovers is located in the Prefecture of Messinia and more specifically near the village of Kazarma, on the route from Kalamata to Pylos, and its special name foreshadows exactly what you are going to meet once you are there. Our friend Marinos Charalampopoulos gives us a brief view of this unique setting.