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[Cyprus Times] The contract for the monument for the 200 years of the Greek Revolution in Paphos was signed

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The contract for the monument for the 200 years of the Greek Revolution in Paphos

The contract for the construction of the monument dedicated to the 200 years of the National Revolution was signed, was signed today by the Mayor of Paphos, Phaidonas Faidonos, and the team to which the project was awarded, which consists of the architectural firm Lamprianou Koutsolambrou Architects E.P.E., the sculptor Arsenis Lisenkov, the artist Katerina Foukara, and the company G.M. Construction Ltd. On behalf of the team, the contract was signed by architect Yannis Koutsolambros. Faidonos referred to the importance of this initiative of the Municipality of Paphos "to create a narrative that will inspire future generations with the visions and values of the great struggle and at the same time will send the appropriate messages to modern society and especially to the youth".

Moreover, Mr. Koutsolambros, while briefly describing the project, said that the team's goal was to create a monument that will tell the story of the epoch of the struggle but will also be accessible with different uses since visitors, especially children, will be able to explore its various aspects.

The monument will also have an educational character since it will have QR codes that will refer to texts and artworks about the Revolution.

The total value of the project is €155,000 plus VAT and the monument is expected to be completed within six months.

Source: CNA


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