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  • Greek Day celebrates culture, cuisine of Egypt’s Mediterranean neighbour

    Greek Day celebrates culture, cuisine of Egypt’s Mediterranean neighbour

    Geographically, Egypt is close to Greece, and both Mediterranean countries have a lot in common. To mark Greek National Day, the Community Services Association (CSA), in cooperation with the Greek Cultural Center in Egypt, organised an event on 15 April in Maadi called Greek Day. Entrance to the event was free, and participants were welcome…

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  • 2016 a bright year for Egypt’s gymnasts

    2016 a bright year for Egypt’s gymnasts

    This year, Sherine El-Zeiny won gold at the African Gymnastics Championships in the women’s individual all-around competitions. She is part of the national team. At the same tournament, the national girls’ gymnastics team won in the junior teams’ division. In the juniors’ individual all-around competitions, Farah Ahmed and Farah Said won gold and bronze, respectively.…

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  • Chios named one of the best diving sites in Europe

    Chios named one of the best diving sites in Europe

    One of the most beautiful islands of the Aegean, Chios was a travel destination for the conoisseurs, attracting high-profile tourists. As the homeland of many shipping magnates, and a place blessed with the mastique trees that have been central for its economy, the island has never relied too much on tourism, which has helped preserve…

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  • Abandoned life jackets in Lesbos giving new hope to refugees

    Abandoned life jackets in Lesbos giving new hope to refugees

    Jai Mexis and his partner Irene Psifidi returned home to Greece after university in the UK with a desire to help and have founded Odyssea. It is an NGO which aims to find a long term solution to the thousands of abandoned life jackets. “The whole story started very spontaneously, when I visited Lesbos. I tried to find…

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