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Honorary Consulate of Cambodia in Cyprus Celebrates Cambodia’s 71st Independence Day

  • Posted Nov 12, 2024 09:48 by EAC News
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Larnaca, Cyprus, 12 November, 2024 - The Honorary Consulate of Cambodia in Cyprus proudly celebrated Cambodia’s Independence Day on November 8 at the luxurious Radisson Beach Hotel. The event drew an impressive roster of esteemed guests, including representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cypriot government officials, and business leaders.

Notable attendees included:

Ms. Koula Sofianou, Head of the Protocol and Etiquette Department

Mr. Yiannos Theodosiou, Deputy Officer at the Protocol and Etiquette Department

Mr. Anggelos Hatziharalambous, Chief of the Larnaca District Administration-Governor

Dr. Simos Ioannou, Mayor of Famagusta City

Mr. Crysanthos Zannetou, Vice-Mayor of Famagusta City

Mr. Christos Zannetos, Mayor of Ayia Napa Municipality

Mr. Fotios Kirkilos, Secretary General of Ayia Napa Municipality

Mr. Jason Jasonidis, Vice-Mayor of Larnaca Municipality

Mr. Andreas Louca, Secretary General of Larnaca Municipality

Mr. Othonas Theodolou, President of the Larnaca Chamber of Commerce

Also present were board members from the Cyprus-Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, including:

Mr. Nikos Philipou, President

Mr. Costas Economou, 1st Vice President

Dr. Christos Minas, 2nd Vice President

Mr. Lazaros Charambous, 3rd Vice President

Ms. Andri Nicolaou, Secretary General

The event attracted a distinguished crowd of business leaders, professionals, and members of various business sectors.

The celebration highlighted the rich cultural heritage and achievements of Cambodia. Guests enjoyed a display of traditional Cambodian dance and music through visual presentations, along with a lunch buffet featuring local Cypriot dishes and Cambodian specialties such as Lok Lak, allowing attendees to savor the flavors of Cambodia.

H.E. Christopher Larcou, Honorary Consul of Cambodia to Cyprus, shared his reflections on Cambodia’s Independence Day and emphasized the importance of fostering bilateral relations between Cambodia and Cyprus. A message from H.E. Salah Essa, Honorary Consul of Cyprus to Cambodia, was also conveyed to the guests, underscoring the mutual respect and friendship between the two nations.

The Honorary Consulate of Cambodia in Cyprus remains dedicated to strengthening the bond between Cambodia and Cyprus, with this Independence Day celebration serving as a symbol of the growing cooperation and camaraderie between the two countries.


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