Patrick Maisonnave
106 migrants relocated to France on Wednesday
One hundred and six asylum-seekers left Greece on Wednesday for Mulhouse, France, according to a Migration Ministry press release Wednesday.
The transport is part of a plan to relocate a total of 1,000 people to France, the ministry said.
So far, 275 asylum seekers and 131 unaccompanied migrant and refugee children have already been relocated to France.
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Europe without a respirator
Unfortunately, it's not enough to be "doing well" on our own during the pandemic. The word itself, pandemic, suggests that, apart from the scale of the virus' spread and the incalculable danger, there is a pressing need for European Union powers to come together.
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French Navy helicopter carrier docks at Piraeus
A man walks past a French Navy helicopter carrier at the port of Piraeus on Monday. The Dixmude amphibious assault ship will take part in a Hellenic Armed Forces exercise called "Alexander the Great," which began on Monday. Speaking to the press on the ship, French Ambassador to Athens Patrick Maisonnave said that both countries want to strengthen defense ties further.
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French ambassador slams Ankara's 'bogus deal' with Tripoli gov't
The French Ambassador to Greece Patrick Maisonnave on Monday underlined France's interest in boosting defense ties with Greece during a press conference delivered from the Dixmude amphibious assault ship and helicopter carrier which is currently docked at the port of Piraeus and participating in exercises with Greek armed forces.
Ambassador Maisonnave sees multilevel cooperation between France, Greece
France's new ambassador to Greece, Patrick Maisonnave, calls for cooperation on multiple levels between Athens and Paris on issues ranging from security to investment in his first interview in Greece.