Bridging the Gap: Loverdos Outlines Plan for Greeks Abroad
Greek Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Ioannis Loverdos is urging Greek Australians to get more involved in Greek politics, starting by registering to vote.
Loverdos and his delegation met at the Greek Consulate General in Melbourne, emphasizing the importance of the Diaspora's voice in Greece.
Getting more involved and showing Greece that the Diaspora has a voice will be the first step toward bridging the gap.
This initiative aims to modernize services and strengthen cultural ties for the Diaspora.
Author's summary: Loverdos urges Greek Australians to register and vote.
- Greek Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs: Ioannis Loverdos
- Ambassador of Greece to Australia and New Zealand: Stavros Venizelos
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