Tag: ARCHEOLOGY

The Greek shipbuilding industry is a sector that enters a new period of reconstruction and growth. This development is not coincidental. Geopolitical realignments, Europe’s increasing need for defense autonomy, the restructuring of global supply chains, and the search for new industrial drivers of growth are creating an environment in which Greece is seeking to reposition itself on the international shipbuilding map.

At the center of this effort are the country’s three major shipbuilding hubs: ONEX’s shipyards in Elefsina and Syros, Skaramangas Shipyards, and Salamis Shipyards.

The Ambassador of Greece to North Macedonia, Ms. Sophia Philippidou, participated in the 1st North Macedonia–Greece Digital Bridge & Business ICT Forum, organized by the Chamber of Commerce for Information and Communication Technologies (MASIT) and the Association of Hellenic Information Technology Enterprises (SETPE).

Umberto Eco: International Symposium in Athens

A university professor and founding figure of semiotics, essayist and novelist, scholar of philosophy, and public intellectual, Umberto Eco left a profound and brilliant mark on contemporary thought.

Ten years after his death, the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation is hosting the first major symposium in Greece dedicated to his intellectual legacy and his multifaceted body of work.