Showing posts with label Greek Seas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greek Seas. Show all posts
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Greece hopes to become Chinese tourists' number one destination in Europe
Ετικέτες
China,
destinations,
Greece,
Greek Seas,
islands,
tourism
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
UN officials spotlight vital role of seafarers in global trade, transport
UN, 25 June 2014 – Seaborne trade is the engine room of the global
economy, senior United Nations officials declared today, marking the Day
of the Seafarer by calling on people everywhere to recognize the
seafarers who, with quiet dedication, keep the wheels of the world in
motion.
Today marks the fourth Seafarer’s Day, which aims to promote full appreciation for the work of seafarers and their role in modern societies. The event underlines the importance of this type of job and stresses the challenges that seafarers face on a daily basis.
Today marks the fourth Seafarer’s Day, which aims to promote full appreciation for the work of seafarers and their role in modern societies. The event underlines the importance of this type of job and stresses the challenges that seafarers face on a daily basis.
Ετικέτες
Ban Ki-moon,
Greek Seas,
Seafarer’s Day,
trade,
United Nations
Thursday, June 12, 2014
“Greek Seas” exhibition opens in Belgrade
BELGRADE -- A photo exhibition originally staged by Athens’ Benaki
Museum, “Greek Seas - A Photographic Journey Through Time”, has been
opened in Belgrade...
The event is hosted at the hall of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).
The exhibition is a cultural event marking the end of Greece's EU presidency and was opened by Greek Ambassador to Serbia Constantine Economides late on Wednesday.
Economides said that the reason why photographs of the sea had been chosen to represent Greece was because naval policy had been a key priority for the country during its EU presidency.
The event is hosted at the hall of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).
The exhibition is a cultural event marking the end of Greece's EU presidency and was opened by Greek Ambassador to Serbia Constantine Economides late on Wednesday.
Economides said that the reason why photographs of the sea had been chosen to represent Greece was because naval policy had been a key priority for the country during its EU presidency.
Ετικέτες
European Union,
exhibition,
Greek Seas,
Hellenic Presidency,
Serbia
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