Mitsotakis Chose to Visit a Renovated School on the First Day of the School Year
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The 2nd primary school of Ano Liosion, which has been renovated, was visited by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, choosing a safe environment so as to avoid criticism for the shortcomings that teachers and parents are complaining about. The post Mitsotakis chose to visit a renovated school on the first day of the school year appeared first on in.gr.
The Prime Minister will, on the one hand, send messages to Turkey and, on the other hand, mark the closing of the cycle that began in 2010 with the appeal to the IMF announced by George Papandreou from Kastellorizo.
The school year begins tomorrow, Friday, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend the blessing ceremony that will take place at the 2nd Primary School of Ano Liosion. Later, at 11.00, the Prime Minister will meet with the Director-General of UNESCO Khalid el-Enani, while in the afternoon he will depart for Kastellorizo. On Saturday morning, Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet with the mayor of Megisti, Nikolaos Asvesti, and will then visit projects and inf…
Kyriakos Mitsotakis was present at the blessing of the 2nd Primary School of Ano Liosia, on the occasion of the start of the school year.
The Prime Minister visited the 2nd Primary School of Ano Liosia today for the blessing, sharing smiles and wishes. With a warm and spontaneous “good morning” the students of the 2nd Primary School of Ano Liosia welcomed Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who visited the school today, Friday, September 11, 2026, for the established blessing of the new school year. The […] The article Mitsotakis at the blessing of a school: Plans 1,000 renovated …
The visit of the Prime Minister and the “messages” to Ankara. The visit of the Prime Minister to Kastelorizo at the weekend is actually of great interest. Because it takes place at a time when the tension with Turkey has hit... red. With Turkish media showing daily maps of the distance separating Kastelorizo from Turkey and launching threats against Greece. The government obviously wants to send a message of national self-confidence on the occas…
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