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Wine routes of northern Greece – Chalkidiki

Chalkidiki is primarily famous as a tourist destination, known for its idyllic beaches and impressive natural beauty; but, apart from its seaside and mountain landscapes, it is also renowned for its high-quality food products. Among these are some of Greece’s best wines, coming from its vast vineyards and numerous wineries. This makes it ideal as a wine tourism destination, following the path of the Chalkidiki Wine Route, part of the Wine Routes of Northern Greece.

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The Embassy of Japan in Greece, in cooperation with the Museum of Modern Greek Culture, invites you to visit the travelling exhibition of the Japan Foundation, “Ningyo: The Art and Beauty of Japanese Dolls.”

The exhibition showcases the rich artistic tradition and cultural significance of Japanese dolls, highlighting their craftsmanship, symbolism, and enduring role in Japanese society.
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The Consulate General of Greece in Sydney organized a series of cultural, academic, and artistic events to mark the 100th anniversary of its establishment.

On Saturday, 6 June, Fay Makantasi, Research Director at diaNEOsis, delivered a lecture on Greece’s contemporary economic and social landscape. The presentation was followed by a discussion with the audience, moderated by Paul Nicolaou, Director of Business Sydney.
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Historic Recognition: Greeks Officially Recognized as a National Minority in Poland

A decision of both symbolic and practical significance for the future of the Greek community in Poland was signed on 11 June by the country’s President, Karol Nawrocki. Through an amendment to the law on national and ethnic minorities and regional languages, Greeks are now officially recognized as Poland’s tenth national minority, gaining access to an institutional framework of protection and support that had not previously been available to them.

The development was welcomed by the Embassy of Greece in Warsaw, which described it as a historic moment for both the Greek community and Greek-Polish relations.

The recognition goes beyond symbolism. It creates new opportunities for preserving the Greek language, historical memory, and cultural identity of Greeks living in Poland, while also helping to safeguard this heritage for future generations.