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Greece sends humanitarian aid to flood-stricken parts of Vojvodina
Belgrade,
24 May 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica met today with humanitarian worker from Greece Kyriaki Panayiotidou and expressed gratitude for all humanitarian support given to Serbia in the past decade.
Kostunica pointed out that traditional and deep friendship is what connects Serbia and Greece, adding that the two countries cherish political, cultural and economic connections.
Panayiotidou said that Serbia and Greece are great friends and that she is very pleased to be able to help those who are most in need.
She said that the reason for her visit to Serbia is to convey humanitarian aid for flood-stricken areas of Vojvodina.
Panayiotidou said that Serbia and Greece are great friends and that she is very pleased to be able to help those who are most in need.
She said that the reason for her visit to Serbia is to convey humanitarian aid for flood-stricken areas of Vojvodina.
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