Meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, as well as contacts with members of PASOK-KINAL and the administration of the Athens Bar Association, the candidate for the presidency of the Republic, Achilleas Dimitriadis, had during his visit to Athens.
During the meeting between Mr Demetriades and the Greek Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Cyprus problem and the situation in Varosha were discussed. Achilleas Demetriades presented to the Greek Foreign Minister his positions on the Cyprus issue, while the developments in Greek-Turkish relations were also discussed.
During his visit to Athens, Achilleas Demetriades also met with members of the PASOK - Change Movement at the Greek Parliament. From the side of PASOK - Kinal, the participants included Evangelia Theofani Liakouli, Secretary of the Parliamentary Group and Member of Parliament of Larissa, Georgios Stavrou Fragkidis, Minister of Health and Member of Parliament of Kilkis, as well as Dr. Panagiotis Doudonis, Secretary of Political Planning.
During the meeting, the Cyprus problem, energy issues and the green transition, as well as rule of law and justice issues were discussed. Achilleas Dimitriadis presented his positions and had the opportunity to be informed about PASOK-KINAL initiatives.
Finally, Mr. Dimitriadis met with the President of the Board of Directors of the Athens Bar Association, Dimitrios Vervesos, as well as with the Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Association, Andreas Koutsolambros, with whom he discussed both legal and political issues related to the Cyprus problem.
Finally, Mr. Dimitriadis met with the President of the Board of Directors of the Athens Bar Association, Dimitrios Vervesos, as well as with the Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Athens Bar Association, Andreas Koutsolambros, with whom he discussed both legal and political issues related to the Cyprus problem.
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