[PIO] The Deputy Government Spokesperson travels to Australia to attend the events organised by the Cypriot community to commemorate the

Deputy Government Spokesperson Mrs Doxa Komodromou is leaving today for Australia, where she will represent the Republic of Cyprus at the commemoration of the black anniversaries of the coup and the Turkish invasion.

Ms Komodromou will be the keynote speaker at anti-Cypriot events organised by the Cypriot community in Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, Brisbane and Sydney.

On 16 July, she will attend the memorial service at the Cathedral of St Eustatius, presided over by Cypriot Bishop Kyriakos of Sozopol and will lay a wreath on behalf of the President of the Republic, Mr Nikos Christodoulides. He will also lay a wreath at the Greek-Australian monument in Melbourne. She will visit the Australian War Memorial in Canberra and have contacts with government officials.

During her stay in Australia, the Deputy Government Spokesperson will have meetings with Presidents and members of community organisations as well as with members of the South Australia-Cyprus Parliamentary Friendship Group.

On 23 July, Ms Komodromou will attend the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary of the Holy Archdiocese of Australia, where a memorial service for the fallen heroes and a prayer service for the missing will be held, presided over by His Eminence Archbishop of Australia and Oceania, Mr.Mr Makarios, with whom she will have a separate meeting.

Finally, Mrs Komodromou, who will be accompanied by the High Commissioner of Cyprus to Australia, Mr. Antonis Sammoutis, will tour the Department of Cypriot Antiquities at the University of Sydney Museum.

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