Deputy FM attends Mexico Independence Day celebrations; 1000 Greek families in the country request educational resources

Greece's Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister for Greeks Abroad Andreas Katsaniotis represented the Greek prime minister at celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence and had the opportunity to meet members of the Greek community in the country.

The estimated  1,000 Greek families living in Mexico City made a formal request to  Mr. Katsaniotis to ensure Greek educational and language learning resources.

Katsaniotis informed representatives of the Greek community  about Greek government initiatives in the area of education and referred them to the innovative platform staellinika.com, which was launched by the General Secretariat of Hellenes Abroad, with the contribution of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the Center for Greek Studies of Simon Fraser University.

Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister noted he had the honor to talk with the great teacher of Modern Greek Language and ambassador of Hellenism in Mexico and Cuba,  Natalia Moreleon and the distinguished sculptor Gogy Farias Nikolopoulou.

In Mexico City, Katsaniotis was received by President Andrés Manuel López Odrador and met separately with his counterpart Carmen Moreno Toscano, Culture Minister Alejandra Frausto Guerrero, Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum and several ministers and representatives of other countries.