As the Commonwealth of Dominica marks its 39th Independence Day Anniversary, the Honorary Consul, Christos Vardikos, noted that the country is seeking to be the first climate resilient nation after the tremendous damage that the recent hurricane wreaked across the country.
Dominica “has caught the imagination of the world,” he said.
Addressing Greek high officials, business representatives and Members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps during a private dinner hosted by himself and his charming wife Olga, Mr. Vardikos said that with the assistance of global agencies, “the aim was to rebuild a better, more resilient Dominica; however long or hard the road may be.”
HONORARY CONSUL OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA & MRS. CHRISTOS VARDIKOS
First row: Hnry Consul of the Commonwealth of Dominica and Mrs. Christos Vardikos pictured with MoFA A8 Director, Ambassador Dimitris Hatzopoulos; with MoFA A7 Director, Ambassador Ekaterini Boura; with MoFA A5 Deputy Director Ambassador and Mrs. Constantinos Piperigos; with Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Ambassador of Romania Lucian Fatu.
Second row: with the Ambassadors of Venezuela and Mrs. Farid Fernandez; of Montenegro and Mrs. Petar Popovic; of Panama Cristina Liakopulos de Papadikis and of Korea Young-Jip Ahn; of Saudi Arabia and Mrs. Essam Baitalmal.
Third row: with the Ambassadors of Georgia and Mrs. Ioseb Nanobashvili; of Switzerland and Mrs. Hans- Rudolf Hodel; of Argentina Carolina Colman; of Algeria and Mrs. Noureddine Bardad-Daidj.
Fifth row: with the Ambassador of Japan Yasuhiro Shimizu; with Hnry Consul General of Ethiopia Mrs. Terina Armenakis-Kalogeropoulos; with the Hnry Consuls of the Philippines Haris Vafias and of Nicaragua Miguel Capuano; of Ukraine and Mrs. Paraskevas Dragnis.
As the Commonwealth of Dominica marks its 39th Independence Day Anniversary, the Honorary Consul, Christos Vardikos, noted that the country is seeking to be the first climate resilient nation after the tremendous damage that the recent hurricane wreaked across the country.
