One year after the devastating fires of 3 July 2021, which affected the eight villages of Larnaca and Limassol, the Office of the Environment Commissioner and the Phoenix Association, in collaboration with the Cyprus Photographic Society (Limassol Section), are co-organising a conference on Sunday 3 July 2022, at 10:00 π.μ., at the Ora Primary School, the opening of a Photography Exhibition, which will be presented in all Fire-affected Communities, according to the programme attached.
After every "disaster" a window of opportunity opens. This is what we should focus on, the new opportunity, which enables us to recreate a brand new human-centered world.
The Office of the Environment Commissioner, from the very first moment, has supported the vision of the Phoenix, which was not created to stand in the "During" state, after all, the aforementioned state exists only to teach us.
Through the Exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to empathize with exactly that.
Through the Exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to empathize with exactly that: To visualize the future of the region, transforming it from "Vulnerable" to a "Development Model".
This important Exhibition for the Vulnerable Region is taking place through the will of all of us to send the message that the regeneration and reorganization of these villages must continue, through partnerships and actions.
Note: For the invitation to the opening of the Photo Exhibition, click here.
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