BENGHAZI, Libya — Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias who is visiting Libya on Monday met with Deputy Prime Minister Atiya Abdul Hafeez Al Qatrani in Benghazi. The two top officials' meeting focused on the strengthening of the long standing bilateral relations and Greece's readiness to assist the reconstruction efforts aas well as the regional developments, the Greek Foreign Ministry posted on twitter.
"FM @NikosDendias meets w/ #Libya DPM Hussein Atiya Abdul Hafeez Al Qatrani in #Benghazi –strengthening long-standing bilateral relations & #Greece’s readiness to assist reconstruction efforts in focus, regional dvpts also discussed"
Dendias also met with the mayor of Benghazi Saqr Bujwari to discuss economic & local government level cooperation, as well as the upcoming opening of the Greek Consulate General in Benghazi that will contribute to strengthening bilateral relations, the Greek Foreign Ministry posted on twitter.
"@NikosDendias met w/ #Benghazi Mayor Saqr Bujwari to discuss economic & local government level cooperation, as well as the upcoming opening of the Greek Consulate General in Benghazi that will contribute to strengthening bilateral relations".
I met with #Benghazi Mayor Saqr Bujwari. We discussed the upcoming opening of the Greek Consulate General in Benghazi that will contribute to strengthening bilateral relations and the further economic & local government level cooperation. pic.twitter.com/j4uWRd0Ofl
— Nikos Dendias (@NikosDendias) April 12, 2021
ATHENS - Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday visited the new building complex at Ellinikon, dedicated to the care of people with disabilities, especially those with severe mental impairments.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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