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For the second year in a row, the Greek Embassy is organising a festival celebrating Greek culture “Greek Days in Belgrade”. The event is held from 19th to 29th April, under the auspices of the Belgrade City Assembly.

The ten-day festival includes concerts, film screenings, literary evenings, exhibitions, sports and gastronomic events.

Greek Ambassador H.E. Elias Eliadis attended the screening of the documentary film Dolphin Man (2017), directed by Lefteris Charitos, who addressed the audience at the Belgrade Cultural Center.

Programme of the ‘Greek Days in Belgrade’ is available to view here.

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