Greek Ambassador Panagopoulos Met With Stroumboulis to Discuss SaveTheArchives.com

01/27/2014 | SaveTheArchives.com

Georgios Stroumboulis met with Greek Ambassador to the United States, Christos Panagopoulos, while in Washington D.C. to discuss the global initiative to save Greek migration history called SaveTheArchives.com. The official meetings took place at the embassy with Ambassador Panagopoulos, Georgios Stroumboulis, journalist Katerina Sokou and members of the press staff.

To read the full release, please click here or read below.

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Washington D.C. – January 24, 2014 – Save The Archives (SaveTheArchives.com) is proud to announce that it has wrapped up a meeting with Ambassador Christos Panagopoulos at the official Embassy of Greece to the United States in Washington D.C. - resulting in stronger awareness for the international initiative working to preserve Greece’s migration history called SaveTheArchives.com.

The meeting took place on January 24, 2014 between the founder of SaveTheArchives.com, Georgios Stroumboulis, and the Greek Ambassador to the United States, Christos Panagopoulos, along with senior press staff and Greek-American journalists. Discussing the importance of the SaveTheArchives.com movement, Mr. Stroumboulis shared with Ambassador Panagopoulos the details of the project, the need to raise awareness across Greek communities in the United States and the push to promote its efforts to individual associations and leaders within.

SaveTheArchives.com was launched over a year ago with the intent to raise the needed funds to help digitize the more than 200,000 entry archives of Greeks who migrated from Greece to the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe. Promoting the importance of preserving this important piece of history, SaveTheArchives.com has seen support coming in from around the world and from the diplomatic community, including the Canadian Ambassador to Greece, Robert Peck and the Australian Ambassador to Greece, Jenny Bloomfield. All the entry archives are temporarily housed in the basement of the IOM Athens.

Those interested in donating and/or promoting the SaveTheArchives.com initiative can do so by checking out www.SaveTheArchives.com. 

Link: http://savethearchives.com/press_details.php?id=86

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