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NEWSLETTER 04 | 2019
EVENTS IN APRIL
Athens, „Italienische Nacht“ (“Italian night”), Ödön von Horváth, until 11th April
at Kefallinias Street Theater
The play “Italienische Nacht” ("Italian
Night") by Ödön von Horváth, translated
for the first time into Greek by Pantelis
Flatsousis, will be performed until 11th April
at Kefallinias Street Theater (18, Kefallinias
str., Kipseli). More information as well as
tickets are available at
https://www.viva.gr/tickets/theater/theatro-
odou-kefallinias/italiki-nihta/.
Athens, „Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald“ („Tales from the Vienna Woods“),
April at Art Theater
The long awaited large-scale production of
the Art Theater „Geschichten aus dem
Wiener Wald“ („Tales from the Vienna
Woods“) by Ödön von Horváth will be
performed throughout April at Karolus Kun
Art Theater (in the basement, 5, Pesmazoglu
str.). Horváth's masterpiece will be
presented by a sixteen-member company
accompanied by live music and songs.
Just six years before his untimely death in ©Karolos Kun Art Theater
©Kefalinnias Strasse Theater
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1931, Horváth wrote „Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald“ („Tales from the Vienna Woods“),
in which he predicted Hitler's rise to power and the beginning of another World War. With
humor, harshness and compassion, he deals with his heroes from the lower middle class
who believe in God by habit and support National Socialism through apathy and ignorance
and are neither "good" nor "bad" ... only "petty" and "wicked". Thus, without any hope, says
Horváth.
Translation: Giorgos Depastas. Direction: Marianna Kalbari in collaboration with the theater
group
Performances: Wednesdays and Sundays at 20.00, Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays at 21.15.
Afternoon performance: Saturday at 18.15.
All tickets are available at www.viva.gr
Athens, Lecture by Dr. Volker Grieb, M.A. (Institute of Ancient History,
University of Graz) at the Athens Branch of the Austrian Archaeological
Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, 4th April 2019
In the framework of the OEAI FELLOWS LECTURES
SERIES at the Athens Branch of the Austrian
Archaeological Institute scholarship holders
present their research work.
On 4th April 2019 at 18.00 Dr. Volker Grieb (Univ.
Ass. at the Institute of Ancient History) will give a
lecture in English on „MEGALOPOLIS –
HONORARY MONUMENTS FROM THE AGORA,
NEW INSCRIPTIONS AND SOME NOTES ON
THE PROSOPOGRAPHY OF THE ANCIENT CITY“
at the Athens Branch of the Austrian
Archaeological Institute (Address: 26 Leoforos
Alexandras, 10683 Athens).
Further information can be found on the
homepage of the Austrian Archaeological
Institute.
© Austrian Archaeological Institute
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Athens, Diplomats in Concert, 10th April
A special charity event will take place on Thursday, 10th April, at 20.00 at Parnassos
Literary Society (8, Karitsi Square, 105 61 Athens). Diplomats, their partners and friends as
well as professional musicians and singers will take part in the „Diplomats in Concert“ event.
This charity event was established in 2003 in Vienna as “Ambassadors in Concert" by
Ambassadors accredited to Vienna, was launched in 2014 by the Austrian Embassy Athens
and takes place annually since then – since 2017 as “Diplomats in Concert”. At this year's
concert, which will take place again on the initiative of the Austrian Embassy and with the
active support of Doyen, H.E. the Ambassador of Romania Lucian Fatu and will be produced
and directed by Nikos Tsaousis (Greek National Opera), Austria will be represented by
Attaché Richard Dullnig and Mrs. Melanie Rottenberger-Zinner.
Tickets are available as of now at the offices of SOS Children’s Villages Greece (12-14
Karageorgi Servias str., 1st floor, Athens) or by phone at 210 3313661. Apart from the
concert the €25, €18 and €12 tickets include a reception, as well.
The proceeds from the event will go to the SOS Children’s Villages Greece. You can also
make an on-line donation to the SOS Children’s Villages Greece.
© SOS Children’s Villages
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The SOS Children’s Villages International was founded in 1949 by the Austrian Hermann
Gmeiner and is now active in 133 countries and regions. This NGO helps tens of thousands
of children worldwide in currently over 575 SOS Children’s Villages and 739 youth facilities.
The SOS Children’s Villages Greece were founded in 1975 and include the following
programs: SOS Children's Village in Vari, SOS Children's Village in Plagiari, SOS Children's
Village in Alexandroupolis, Youth Houses in Paleo Faliro and Thessaloniki, Social Centres in
ten major cities in Greece, an SOS Babies Home in Maroussi and the new SOS Children's
Village in Finikia.
Athens, NASOM Formation “Airborne extended” at the Alternative Stage of the
Greek National Opera at SNFCC, 12th April
The contemporary Austrian ensemble airborne
extended will give a concert on 12th April at 20.30 at the
Alternative Stage of the Greek National Opera at Stavros
Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center within the
framework of the festival "O qual incendio". The airborne
extended ensemble was founded in 2013 as an extension
of the airborne ensemble in order to interpret a repertoire
for such instruments as harp, harpsichord, flute and
recorder. The extraordinary combination of these
instruments gives airborne extended the opportunity to
create a wide range of new sounds and colors. The concert will take place with the support
of the Austrian Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs.
Further information is available on the following website:
https://www.nationalopera.gr/enalaktiki-skini/enalaktiki-skini-festival/item/2502-o-qual-
incendio.
© Airborne extended
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Veria, Exhibition of the Austrian Honorary Consul Evelyn Papadopoulou,
19th April
On Friday, 19th April, the opening of the art exhibition
ΠΡΟΒΑΤΟΦΥΛΑΚΕΣ -GUARDIAN SHEEP will take place at
20.00 at Papatzikou gallery, 26 Ag. Antoniou street, in Veria.
Evelyn W. Papadopoulou is artistically playing with the
concept of the “Sheep” and hand-washed sheep's wool. The
resulting wool installations transform the gallery space into a
wonderful scenery.
Vienna, The World Peace Choral Festival 2019, 25th-28th July – Registration
deadline: 30th April 2019
From 25th to 28th July, Vienna, the music
capital of the world, will be once again the
stage for children and youth choirs from all
around the world. Under the slogan "Coming
together to sing, singing for a better future",
the young participants will promote world peace by means of their music. The World Peace
Choral Festival aims at enhancing intercultural understanding and communication and
producing mutual respect and harmony. For further information at the website
http://www.wpcf.at/.
©Evelyn Papadopoulou
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Rohrau, "2nd International Haydn Competition for Classical Song and Aria",
7th – 9th June, Registration deadline: 10th April
For the second time, the Province of Lower
Austria organizes the "International Haydn
Competition for Classical Song and Aria", which
will take place from 7th to 9th June 2019 at
Haydn’s birth house as well as in Rohrau Castle.
The competition is aimed at especially talented
young singers from all over the world who are
trained in the field of song and opera and
focuses on the Lied and Aria repertoire of the
Viennese Classical period. More than 70 young
singers from 23 different nations participated
in the first edition of the competition last year.
The Jury Chairman of the competition in 2019
will be once again the chamber singer Angelika
Kirchschlager.
Registration is possible until 23rd April 2019
exclusively in digital form.
Further information is available on the websites
www.haydnwettbewerb.at (German) and
www.haydncompetition.com (English).
Democracy Award 2019, Margaretha Lupac Foundation’s call for submission of
applications – Application deadline: 15th June
The Austrian Embassy Athens informs that the Austrian
Parliament’s non-profit organisation Margaretha Lupac
Foundation has invited to apply for the 2019 Democracy
Award. The call is addressed to persons and institutions that
stand for extraordinary civil society commitments to democracy and parliamentarism in
Austria. Applications should be sent electronically to the jury of the Margaretha Lupac
Foundation for Parliamentarism and Democracy, E-Mail: [email protected].
Both personal applications and submissions for other candidates are allowed. Applications
are submitted electronically and are possible up to and including 15th June 2019.
Further information about the call for submission of applications as well as the documents
can be found at www.lupacstiftung.at or may be requested at
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Intercultural Achievement Award (IAA) 2019
The Intercultural Achievement Award (IAA)
was launched in 2014 as a key project in
intercultural dialogue by the Federal
Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign
Affairs (BMEIA)'s Task Force "Dialogue of
Cultures", in cooperation with the Austrian
embassies and cultural forums abroad. The award recognizes successful, innovative projects
in the field of intercultural dialogue on the Austrian and international level. The prize is
open to those who successfully embark on new paths in intercultural dialogue, who have
mastered a concrete challenge through intercultural action, or who promote the dialogue
between cultures and religions through media.
In 2018 the Greek NGO LATRA was awarded one of the three recognition prizes of the IAA.
The IAA 2019 will be awarded for the best respective project in each of these five categories:
1. Category SUSTAINABILITY: „Best ongoing project with sustainable impact”
2. Category RECENT EVENTS: „Best project with reference to current issues”
3. Category INNOVATION: „Most innovative intercultural project”
4. Category MEDIA: „Best media contribution for intercultural understanding”
5. Special prize “Integration in Austria”
Applications received by 30th April 2019 at the latest will be checked for completeness by
the Task Force. Applicants will be informed about the admissibility of the application and
can submit subsequent information. Further information can be found here.
For further information on the work and the projects of the Task Force "Dialogue of
Cultures" please visit the website www.bmeia.gv.at/dialogderkulturen or write to
Strobl (Austria), „univie: Summer School for International and European
Studies”, 13th July to 10th August 2019, Application deadline: 30th April 2019
Every year, the University of Vienna organizes an international
summer school for students and academics from all over the world
in Strobl at Lake Wolfgang.
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The four week program offers high level European Studies courses and the Austrian
Arbitration Academy in the morning and German Language courses in the afternoon. The
European Studies courses are held in English and focus on Europe and the European Union.
They cover political, economic, and legal, but also historical and cultural aspects of the
multiple transformations the continent is currently undergoing. The Austrian Arbitration
academy focuses on international dispute settlement by arbitral tribunals.
Given the intercultural and interdisciplinary aspect of the summer school our course offers
are of interest for students from all fields of study, but certainly of special interest for
students who concentrate on Europe or study one of the following fields: European Studies,
Political Science, Law (Arbitration Law, International Law, European Law, Comparative Law),
Economics, History, Cultural Studies, International Relations, Interdisciplinary Studies, and
German.
The program not only offers an outstanding academic reputation and excellent
opportunities to study German, but also excellent sports and recreational facilities, because
of its location directly at Lake Wolfgang in the picturesque Salzkammergut region.
Application deadline: 30th April 2019
More information can be found at http://shs.univie.ac.at
Salzburg International Summer Academy for Fine Arts. Application for grants.
Deadline: 3rd April 2019 (grants), 2nd May 2019 (all applications)
The course program of Salzburg
International Summer Academy of Fine Arts
offers numerous grants to gifted artists,
curators and authors from all over the world.
Applications for numerous attractive grants
can be made here. Deadline: 3rd April 2019
(grants), 2nd May 2019 (all applications).
The Salzburg International Summer
Academy for Fine Arts, founded in 1953 by
Oskar Kokoschka as the "School of Seeing"
at Festung Hohensalzurg (Hohensalzburg Fortress), is the oldest of its kind in Europe. Every
year around 300 participants from 50 countries attend approximately 20 courses in the two
fixed course locations: Festung Hohensalzurg and Kiefer Steinbruch in Fürstenbrunn, as well
as in temporary locations in the City of Salzburg.
You may find detailed descriptions of each course as well as information on the registration
procedures for courses and grants here .
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GO Styria research grant. Deadline: 8th April 2019, 13:00 CET
The Go Styria grant of the Province of Styria in
cooperation with the Karl-Franzens-University Graz
for students from Southeastern Europe is only
available for research stays of Master and PhD
students or Post-Docs.
The maximum funding period for "Go Styria" is four months. The awarding of grants for
shorter research stays (1-3 months) is possible.
Detailed information can be found here. Deadline: 8th April 2019, 13.00 CET
MARCH REVIEW
Delphi, Delphi Economic Forum IV, 28th February–2nd March
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© Austrian Embassy Athens
The Delphi Economic Forum IV took place from 28th February to 2nd March, bringing
together high-profile Greek and international political and business leaders in the
breathtaking scenery of the mystical location of Delphi high up in the mountains of Central
Greece. The opening was held by H.E. President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopios V.
Pavlopoulos. The Governor of the Region of Central Greece, Kostas Bakoyannis (pictured
above, on the left), was noticeably pleased to welcome numerous participants (including the
former Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias and Matthew Palmer, Deputy Assistant Secretary,
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, US Department of State - in the picture on the top
left – as well as the Shadow Foreign Minister and MP George Koumoutsakos - in the picture
on the top right) in this high-profile event. The Austrian Embassy congratulated the
President of the Delphi Economic Forum, Symeon Tsomokos (pictured bottom right), and
his team on this once again extremely successful forum!
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Thessaloniki, 21st International Documentary Film Festival with the participation
of Austrian films, 1st-10th March
The 21st Thessaloniki International
Documentary Film Festival took place from
1st to 10th March 2019 with the
participation of the following Austrian films:
Tribute – Gustav Deutsch
Film ist 1-6 (1998)
Film ist. 7-12 (2002):
World Mirror Cinema (2005)
Film Ist: A girl and a gun (2009):
© 21
st Thessaloniki Dokumentary Film Festival
Private Sandnes. A Kinematographic Atlas (2010):
Notes and Sketches I (2016):
How we live messages to the family (2017):
"Introduzione All Oscuro" von Gaston Solnicki
„You Only Die Twice“ von Yair_Lev
Athens, International Stakeholder Conference, visit by former Vice Chancellor
GD Dr. Michael SPINDELEGGER from 5th to 6th March 2019 in Athens
© Austrian Embassy Athens
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Former Austrian Vice Chancellor Dr. Michael SPINDELEGGER in his capacity as Director-
General of ICMPD (International Center for Migration Policy Development), visited Athens
from 5th to 6th March 2019 in order to attend the “International Stakeholder Conference” on
6th March 2019 in Athens within the context of the research project "Study on Trafficking
Resilience and Vulnerability en route to Europe (STRIVE)" and had a number of further talks
with the Minister of Migration Policy H.E. Dimitris VITSAS (pictured on the right) and the
Ministry of Citizen Protection.
Athens, Masterchef special on EU designations of origin, 6th March
On 6th March a special program of the popular TV format "Masterchef" was broadcast on
the Greek tv channel Star Channel, which aimed to draw attention to the diversity of food
products in Europe and the protected EU designations of origin. In the episode recorded in
Zappeion, 27 Member States presented a product bearing a protected EU designation of
origin at the initiative of the European Commission Representation in Athens. For Austria,
pumpkin seed oil protected under a geographical indication was used in the cooking show
as an ingredient. The Styrian producer Rudi Teichtmeister kindly provided pumpkin seed oil
for the show.
In addition, 27 representatives of European embassies participated as jurors and tasters of
the dishes created by the teams. Minister Counsellor Dr. Martina Hermann participated in
the cooking show, representing the Austrian Embassy.
The program was shown on Greek television on 6th March and can be watched via
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU9YRlX_-ls&feature=youtu.be.
© European Commission
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Athens, Evening event at the Athens branch of the Austrian Archeological
Institute, 8th March
On Friday, 8th March, the Athens Branch of the
Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian
Academy of Sciences presented to the
interested public the work carried out in 2018.
There was also a lecture in the festive setting of
the institute’s evening event.
Dr. Georg Ladstätter, Director of the Austrian
Archaeological Institute, presented the annual
report 2018, which included not only the
scientific public relations activities, the lectures
and conferences as well as the events organized
by the Austrian Embassy in Athens at the branch
building, but also the results of the Austrian
archaeological fieldwork of the institute in
Greece. Priv-Doz. Mag. Michael Kerschner of the
Austrian Archaeological Institute in Vienna gave a lecture entitled "The Artemision of
Ephesus in Geometric and Archaic Period. From the beginning of the sanctuary to the
construction of the first Dipterus” („Das Artemision von Ephesos in Geometrischer und
archaischer Zeit. Von den Anfängen des Heiligtums bis zum Bau des ersten Dipteros“). In
addition, the long-term employee at the Austrian Archaeological Institute in Athens, Dr.
Schauer retired after 26 years of work at the Institute. The Deputy Head of the Austrian
Academy of Sciences, PD Dr. Oliver Hulden, also visited Athens for this purpose.
Belgrade, Regional Ambassadors Conference, 13th-15th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens
© Austrian Archaeological Institute
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From 13th-16th March 2019 a regional conference of Ambassadors, to which Ambassador
Andrea Ikic-Böhm was also invited, took place in Belgrade. On the initiative of the Austrian
Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs an exchange of experiences
between the Austrian Heads of Mission in Ljubljana, Zagreb, Sarajevo, Belgrade, Podgorica,
Skopje, Pristina, Tirana, Bucharest, Sofia and Athens and the Vienna headquarters was held
there with a view to support South-East Europe in the EU integration process of the
individual countries. The recent agreement between Greece and North Macedonia on the
name issue could be the catalyst for further positive developments in the region.
Athens, Presentation of the book „Abschied von Sidonie“ by Erich Hackl in its
Greek translation, 18th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens
The publishing house Fildisi and the Austrian writer Erick Hackl invited the public to the
presentation of the translation of the novel "Abschied von Sidonie" on Monday, 18th March
at Panteion University (136, Leof. Syggrou, "Aristoteles" auditorium), which took place under
the auspices of the Austrian Embassy. “Abschied von Sidonie”, originally published in
German in 1998, describes the fate of the Roma girl Sidonie Adlersburg, who was killed in
1943 at the National Socialist extermination camp in Auschwitz. A reading by Erich Hackl
with translation into Greek was accompanied by interesting speeches on the book delivered
by Anastasia Antonopoulou, Professor of German Studies at the University of Athens, Nanti
Filia, translator of the book and Panagiotis Haritos, Deputy Mayor of Sofades / Karditsa as
well as by the President of the Organization of Roma Scientists and Intermediaries "Roma
without borders".
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Patras, Official opening of the Austrian Honorary Consulate, 20th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens In the photo on the bottom right (from the left): Honorary Consul Georgopoulos with his wife, Ambassador Ikic-Böhm, S.E.F.A. President Katsikas, former Honorary Consul Georgopoulos, Consul Reitinger
On 20th March 2019 the Honorary Consulate in Patras with jurisdiction over the regions of
Western Greece and Peloponnese was officially opened. The Honorary Consulate in Patras
serves as a first point of contact for foreign Austrians living in the area of its jurisdiction as
well as for Austrian tourists. The Honorary Consulate has the following contact details:
28-30 Kanari str., 26222 Patras
Tel.: +30 2610 321444
Mobile: +30 6977 475981
E-Mail: [email protected]
Direction: Andreas GEORGOPOULOS, Honorary Consul
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The Embassy congratulates the new Austrian Honorary Consul Andreas GEORGOPOULOS (in
the photo on the top left at the opening of the premises) very warmly and is looking
forward to the cooperation.
Athens, EU-Heads-of-Mission-Breakfast meeting with H.E. Foreign Minister -
Giorgos Katrougalos, 26th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens
On 26th March the current local EU Council President, H. E. Ambassador of Romania Lucian
Fătu invited to an EU Heads of Mission breakfast meeting with H.E. Foreign Minister Giorgos
Katrougalos as guest of honor. In his remarks Foreign Minister Katrougalos gave an
overview of a wide range of Greek foreign policy priorities, focusing in particular on
European issues, the region of South-East Europe, relations with neighboring countries and
other global powers. H.E. Ambassador Fătu and the Heads of Mission thanked Foreign
Minister Giorgos Katrougalos for his interesting remarks and the lively discussion.
Athens, Presentation at Webster University, 26th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens
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At the invitation of Webster University of Athens Ambassador Andrea Ikic-Böhm gave a
presentation of the Austrian foreign policy on 26th March in front of international students
from Greece, the USA, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Georgia, Libya, the Philippines, Russia, Serbia
and Syria and then responded to numerous questions posed by interested listeners on the
areas of Europe, multilateralism, neutrality, environmental protection, as well as living and
studying in Austria.
Athens, Presentation of the book „April in Stein“ by Prof. Dr. Robert Streibel,
29th & 30th March
© Austrian Embassy Athens/publishing house Alfeios
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The Austrian historian Robert Streibel visited Athens in March in order to present the Greek
translation of his historical novel "April in Stein" (publishing house Alfeios).
During the National Socialist tyranny, the prison facility in Krems-Stein was the largest of
the "Ostmark". Opponents of the regime were imprisoned there - communists and
"saboteurs", insurgents from Austria and Eastern Europe. On 6th April 1945 in the face of the
advancing Red Army, the prison warden opened the gates of the detention center, but SS,
SA, and local people chased and murdered hundreds of political prisoners. Among the
victims were Greeks, who had been taken to the penitentiary in the summer of 1944. Some
managed to escape, some survived hidden in the basement, and their reports form the basis
of Robert Streibel's many-voiced panorama.
On Saturday, 30th March 2019 "April in Stein" was presented at Polis Art Café in the spirit of
an active culture of remembrance. The writer Dr. Annita Panaretou as well as the book’s
author discussed the book. The book presentation was accompanied by a photographic
exhibition and testimonies from Greek survivors of the massacre in Stein. In addition, the
author presented his novel as well as his research work on Saturday, 30th March at the Greek
War Archive.
The Greek translation was published by the publishing house Alfeios in Athens. Further
information: Alfeios Publications, 22, Char. Trikoupi, 106 79, Athens, Tel: (+30)210 3623 092,
[email protected], www.alfeiosbooks.com
GREETINGS BY THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
Dear friends of the Austrian Embassy in Athens,
March brought a lot of new developments. On 20th March an Austrian
Honorary Consulate was opened in Patras. The Austrian Embassy is
very pleased that we can further expand our service for Austrians living
in Greece as well as for Austrian tourists under our consular motto "We
are there for you worldwide", and that our relations with the Regions
of Western Greece and Peloponnese will be strengthened even further.
In addition, two literary events relating to Austria took place last
month, namely two books written by Austrian authors, "Abschied von
Sidonie" by Erich Hackl and "April in Stein" by Robert Streibl, were
presented in their Greek translations in Athens. © Austrian Embassy Athens
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A number of cultural events await us in the coming weeks. I would especially like to draw your
attention to the appearance of the "NASOM" ensemble "Airborne" at Stavros Niarchos
Foundation Cultural Center. NASOM is a promotion program for young music talents run by
the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which supports young musicians living in Austria with
performances abroad. The "Airborne" ensemble was selected in the New Music section of the
currently running NASOM programme.
I would like once again to congratulate all the Greeks on their National Holiday, during
which I had the opportunity to attend the Mass on 25th March together with colleagues of the
Diplomatic Corps, as well as a wreath-laying ceremony by the Greek State President Prokopis
V. Pavlopoulos and a military parade in the presence of the Greek Head of State and Members
of the Government and the Opposition.
With my warmest regards,
Ambassador Andrea Ikić-Böhm
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