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Greek Expatriates on State Deputy Lists Greek Expatriates on State Deputy Lists Athens- Three Greek expatriates are among the candidates on the state deputy lists announced by Greek political parties in view of the Oct. 4 general elections, reported the SAE's website. These are Costas Dimitriou (ND) from Germany, Caterina Giannaki (SYRIZA) from Italy and Nikolaos Diamantidis (LAOS) from the United States. Costas Dimitriou is the Treasurer of SAE and the President of the Federation of Greek Communities of Germany (OEK). Mr. Dimitriou was born in Cologne, Germany to Greek immigrant parents from Epirus, northwest Greece. He studied Forestry in Greece, has a degree in Computer Science and Economics. Mr. Dimitriou is a scientific associate in the Cologne University of Applied Sciences Computer Science Department. He is also the President of the OEK Cultural and Social Foundation, the Hellenic-German Cultural Center in Cologne and Secretary of the Greek Community of Cologne. He has also served as Cologne City Councilor. Caterina Giannaki lives and works in Rome. She is a member of the SAE Europe Regional Coordinating Council since Oct. 2006. She is heading the Committee of Civil and other Rights of Expatriate Greeks in Europe. She was a founding member of the Greek Community of Rome and the Federation of Foreigners in Italy. Today, she is a member of the Council of the Federation of Greek Communities and Brotherhoods in Italy, a member of the Lord Byron Association for Hellenism and Culture and a member of the Mediterranean Social Forum (FSMed). Nikolaos Diamantidis is an entrepreneur who lives and works in New York. He has served as President of the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York. Print Article��Email to a friend   TURKEY'S FRONTLINE FOREIGN POLICY 1 Light at the End of Greece¢s Difficult Tunnel Condemnation of the death of our compatriot Aristotelis Goumas From Albanian terrorists. Statement by the Honorable Chris Spirou, President “International Congregation of Agia Sophia” Press Conference-Hellenic American Union Auditorium, Athens, Greece Today's Zaman reports on 'Bartholomew hopeful Orthodox Church will survive' Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers; Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers. Dogtooth, an allegorical critique of family life, OPENS september 3 on SFFS SCREEN AT sundance kabuki cinemas Foreign Tourism to Düsseldorf Region grows by 9.2% Explaining “How & Why” Cancer Cells Eat Us Alive: They Use Stress to Steal Nutrients from Nearby Cells to Survive, Evolve, and Spread FOUNDERS OF AMERICAN HELLENIC COMMUNITY OF FLORIDA, INC. CNN reports on 'The last Orthodox patriarch in Turkey?' Liturgy at Hagia Sophia on Sept. 17, 2010 INVITATION TO A PRESS CONFERENCE In Memory of Angelo Ravanos CNN's "World's Untold Stories" to examine Greek Orthodox Community in Turkey Greek Restaurant Review: Corfu Grill: One of Forest Hills' Finest Eateries Seminarians Have Life-Changing Experience as Part of an OCMC Mission Team FORMER GOVERNOR PATAKI REITERATES HIS SUPPORT FOR REBUILDING ST. NICHOLAS AT GROUND ZERO Congressman Joe Sestak for Senate Efforts to support the greek-american community Baltimore¢s Greek Sister City Selects Veteran Baltimore Police Commander to Compete in Athens Marathon Man Murdered in Albania for Speaking Greek The National Hellenic Society and American College of Greece Release Heritage Greece Program Research Rep. Bilirakis Statement on Mosque Near Ground Zero St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church stood across Liberty Street from the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City, USA. It was completely destroyed in the September 11, 2001, attacks when the South Tower collapsed.