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FCAO Awards FM Kotzias for his Support to Cyprus Solution

NEW YORK (ANA) – The Federation of Cypriots American Organisations (FCAO) awarded Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias for his stance on the issue of Cyprus.

The board of FCAO in a letter informed Kotzias about its decision to award him for his “huge support to the national effort for a fair and sustainable solution to the Cyprus issue as well as for his contribution to the crucial moments of the negotiations.”

The award ceremony will take place in New York on September 21.

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