The book of Eleni Samios-Kazantzakis devoted to the famous author Panait Istrati (1884-1935), was published in Romania by Istros Publications, under the auspices of the Braila Museum. It is the first Romanian translation of the book, entitled The True Tragedy of Panait Istrati that was written in Aegina in 1935 – the year of Istrati’s [...]
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EC Asks Romania to Pay Pensions to Greek Immigrants
The European Commission has requested Romania to comply with Regulation (EC) No 1408/71 and Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 on social security coordination when calculating the pension rights of Greek citizens who worked in Romania before its accession to the European Union. The Romanian authorities currently refuse to take into consideration the periods of work of Greek migrants before [...]
Greek Toy Retailer Plans Romanian Market Entry
Greek toy retailer Jumbo is preparing for expansion into Romania, where it plans to open eight stores by 2016, according to the company. Jumbo hopes to achieve a sales level of some EUR 37 million in 2016. The company aims to open in 2014 the first stores in Romania, where it already owns a piece [...]
Greek-Turkish Youth Orchestra to Hold Concerts in Turkey
The Greek-Turkish Youth Orchestra (GTYO), composed of 80 talented young Greek and Turkish musicians, will perform three major concerts in Turkey under the auspices of the Greek Consulate of İzmir. The GTYO will host two Greek brothers, Timotheos and Alexandros Petrin, who are considered rising stars in the classical music world. They will play alongside the orchestra [...]
Film Festival in Bucharest Features Costa Gavras
The 1st International Political Film Festival “Cinepolitica” will take place June 15-21 at the Romanian Peasant Museum in Bucharest. The Festival consists of four special programs, focused on subjects of general interest (The Secret Police) or political figures (The Politician) around the world having inspired cinema. June 11 is dedicated to Greek political director Costa [...]
Holy Mountain’s Monk To Cook for Romanians
Athos Holy Mountain’s cuisine has already fascinated Greeks, who buy the monks’ cook books. But now, Romania will also have the opportunity to taste some recipes coming from the Greek Mountain dedicated to Virgin Mary. Monk Epifanios Mylopotaminos will be tonight’s master chef in one of Bucharest’s most famous hotels. He will present the “Monks’ Cuisine,” [...]
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