BENGHAZI — Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias visited on Monday the Greek community in Benghazi. Dendias who is paying an official visit to Libya, referred to the special importance of the upcoming opening of the Greek General Consulate in Benghazi noting that the Greek presence in Libya is restored and will remain so, said the Greek Foreign Ministry in a post on twitter.
"FM @NikosDendias visited the Greek community in #Benghazi and highlighted the upcoming opening of the Greek Consulate General, stressing that #Greece is again present in #Libya & will remain so"
I visited the Greek community in #Benghazi and highlighted the upcoming opening of the Greek Consulate General, stressing that #Greece is again present in #Libya & will remain so. pic.twitter.com/knPoHJEMGC
— Nikos Dendias (@NikosDendias) April 12, 2021
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