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Historic AHEPA Excursion Continues

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On April 17th, the Supreme President of the Order of AHEPA and members of his excursion participated in a reception for thirty-two members of the United States Congress at the King George Hotel in Athens. Joining the Supreme President were Supreme Vice President E. Chris Kaitson, AHEPA Canada President Emmanuel Constas, Supreme Treasurer Themistocles Frangos and Daughters of Penelope Grand President Margaret Dritsas. Chairman of the AHEPA Board, Nicholas Karacostas, PSP, and Executive Directors of the AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope were in attendance as well.

During this event, the Greek government sent officials to meet and discuss current issues and relationships between Greece and the United States on multiple levels. AHEPA was glad for the ability to be able to assist in facilitating meetings and events for our elected officials

Following the King George reception, the 138 individuals from this historic delegation journeyed to the birthplace of democracy and western civilization and visited the Acropolis. Together with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, AHEPA led the members of Congress and their families through history, showcasing spots where Pericles spoke about society, Themistocles spoke about truth, and the goddess Athena watched over the city named after her.

AHEPA had the honor of showcasing its renowned Journey to Greece Program as the delegation of Congress members were updated on Webster University’s programs by University Rector Vasilis Botopoulos. Additionally, multiple students of the University volunteered their time to escort the Congress members through Monastiraki to give them a truly unique experience.  

Later that evening, the members of Congress joined AHEPA for a memorable night at the Acropolis Museum. AHEPA hosted a dinner in honor of the visiting delegation that was supported by many members of the Greek government who emphasized the significance of strong US-Greece relations. Special thanks to AHEPA Brother Nikos Chatzis and our sponsor for the opportunity to promote AHEPA in Greece and on a global level. The dinner event was the culmination of an amazing venture and we’re thankful to have been joined by over 200 people as we achieved yet another milestone!

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