THE PRESIDENT OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC IN NISYROS

As has been announced, during the visit of our Society's delegation to the President of the Hellenic Republic on 5-10-2017 to offer him the musical album, the President welcomed with great willingness the invitation of the President of our Society K. Chartofylis, to visit Nisyros and participate in the events for the 70 years since the incorporation of the Dodecanese with motherland. In order to comply with the protocol, the mayor was asked and sent immediately the invitation and the visit came true. So, this so important day, for us the Dodecanesian, the President of Republic was neither in Rhodes nor in Kos but in the small Nisyros.

  • The offer of the Musical Album to His Excellency the President of Hellenic Republic, 5-10-2017

  • Doxology in the church of Potamitissa Nisyros

  • Laying down a wreath at hero’s tomb

  • The Cultural Society of Kalamata, native town of the President of Republic, parades before him. It was a pleasant surprise by the mayor to our high visitor.

  • The Nisyrian women’s dancing group, dances before the President of the Republic.

  • Guided tour of the archaeological museum by archaeologist T. Marketou

  • Announcement of the President to an honorary citizen of Nisyros, by the mayor Mr. Chr. Koroneos

  • Mr K. Charfofilis, introduces the professor of geology at the University of Athens and our collaborator, Dr. Evi Nomikou, to the President of the Republic. Dr Nomikou guided the President to the volcano and the volcanic museum at the village Nikia.

  • The president of Republic at the volcano, together with K. Chartofylis, and Dr. Evi Nomikou and the architect Anna-Nektaria Chartofyli, who guided him.

  • In the church of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary in Nikia, chanting "to ypermacho ...".

  • Guided tour at the volcanic museum in Nikia by Dr. P. Nomikos.

  • At the volcanic museum in Nikia.

  • Friendly discussion between the President and Mr. K. Chartofylsi in Nikia.

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