Greek FM Gerapetritis Talks to TNH About Turkey, the UN and the Diaspora
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"Power is becoming the critical element, the rules-based international security architecture on which the world was built after World War II is in decline," the foreign minister said in a speech at the University of Toronto.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, who is visiting Toronto, met with the new Archbishop of Canada Apostolos, to whom he extended warm wishes for the mission he is undertaking, according to a relevant post by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Twitter. Mr. Gerapetritis also met with the former Archbishop of Canada Sotirios, whom he warmly thanked for his contribution to the Greek Diaspora and the Church. Subsequently, the Greek Foreign Ministe…
Furthermore, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis, visited the Greek Community of Toronto yesterday and spoke with representatives of the Greek Diaspora in Canada. The post George Gerapetritis in Toronto – Met with the Archbishop of Canada appeared first on in.gr.
Greek FM Gerapetritis Talks to TNH About Turkey, the UN and the Diaspora
NEW YORK – Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, in an interview with The National Herald ahead of his visit to North America, addressed Greece’s upcoming presidency of the UN Security Council, relations with Turkey, the Cyprus issue, and Athens’ priorities at the UN General Assembly. Gerapetritis, who will also travel to Canada for the enthronement of the new Archbishop Apostolos, spoke about Greece’s relationship with the Diaspora, effo…
“Greece wants to act as a bridge to the UN,” Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis emphasized in an interview with the “National Herald,” arguing that consultation and the peaceful resolution of disputes should be strengthened. He described the priorities of Greek diplomacy in a period of intense geopolitical realignments, with the Security Council called upon to manage major regional crises and at the same time participate in the process of sele…
The Foreign Minister met with the Archbishop of Canada
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