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Visiting the oracle: Delphi Economic Forum IX

Last week thought leaders, politicians, experts and the business community gathered in Delphi in Greece for the 9th Delphi Economic Forum. The Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) had an important presence there as well, leading discussions on the role of the diaspora, the importance of Cyprus, the Middle East post October 7th, and the future direction of American foreign policy given US elections in November. Endy Zemenides, HALC’s Executive Director, joins Thanos Davelis to recap the main takeaways from last week’s Delphi Economic Forum in Greece.

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Delphi Economic Forum IX

Greece to spend €780 mln to protect marine biodiversity, PM says

Greece now on ‘right path,’ says Stournaras

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