Western Thrace
Traditional music and dances at Athens airport
The Fly Me to the Moon cultural events team will be regaling travelers at Athens International Airport with traditional music and dances from Alexandroupoli, the northern Greek city that is being honored at this year's holiday series.
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PM Borissov Proposed Bulgaria and Greece to Use Their Ports Jointly
Bulgaria and Greece could use their resources so that they use the Black Sea and the Danube and we - the Aegean Sea, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said, BNR reported.
Talking to the US and Greek ambassadors to Bulgaria, Borissov pointed out that the possibility of constructing a road between Alexandroupolis and Dimitrovgrad, thus linking the Black and Aegean seas, would be discussed.
Elected Muslim religious leader gets prison in Greece
An elected Muslim religious leader in Greece's Western Thrace region was given 80 days of prison sentence for usurping authority.
Simultaneous tenders for Alexandroupoli and Kavala ports
The government and state sell-off fund TAIPED have agreed to two simultaneous but not interconnected tenders for the concession of the port authorities of Alexandroupoli (pictured) and Kavala, to be announced in the first quarter of 2020 in the context of the new privatizations program.
State Department: US-Greek relations at an 'historic high point'
The United States and Greece are working together in the Eastern Mediterranean to expand regional cooperation, including through the "3+1" grouping with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel, the State Department said on Friday, as its head Mike Pompeo started his two-day visit to Athens.
Working with the US ‘benefits our country greatly’
Talks between Athens and Washington on modernizing the mutual defense cooperation agreement between the two NATO allies is close to completion, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos tells Kathimerini in an interview.
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Ministry plans to improve links to remote islands
The Shipping Ministry is reportedly mulling plans to improve ferry services to remote Greek islands through increased funding and a better licensing framework so that routes are carried out with better ships.
It will also seek ways to ensure that replacement vessels are always available in case of emergency.
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Human Trafficking Investigation in Greece, 2 Bulgarians Are Suspected
The Greek police is investigating two suspected traffickers in the after a severe crash left six dead. The two suspects are Bulgarians.
16 people boarded a jeep that crashed in Turkey's border town of Evros while traveling to Alexandroupoli. Six were killed and the other 10 were injured
Everyone in the vehicle was male, most migrants from Pakistan and Egypt.
Committee upholds court's bribery conviction of doctor
A disciplinary committee of the national health system (ESY) found a doctor guilty on Monday after his arrest nearly two years ago for demanding and receiving a bribe to perform surgery on a patient at the University Hospital of Evros in Alexandroupoli, northern Greece.
Over 160 Migrants Arrived in Greece From Turkey Over the Weekend
More than 160 migrants have arrived in Greece from Turkey over the weekend, Greek Coast Guard reported.
The migrants crossed the Aegean Sea from Turkey and reached the mainland of Greece or the Greek islands, the coastguard said last night.