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UPDATED: 27 Jan 2010 GMT
  • Black History Month 2010 Honoring Accomplishments of Black Americans

    Each February, Black History Month honors the struggles and triumphs of millions of American citizens over the most devastating obstacles — slavery, prejudice, poverty — as well as their contributions to the nation’s cultural and political life.

    Also: Exploring Black History Month

  • (U.S. Embassy Photo) Olympia Dukakis is Greece

    CAO Diana Brown discussed American foreign policy at a lunch hosted by the American College of Greece in honor of renowned American actress Olympia Dukakis,who visited Greece for a series of seminars and workshops. The guest list included several prominent representatives from cultural and educational institutions.

  • Stephanos Komninos, Secretary General of Commerce, Michael Taylor of U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Maria Daphne Papadopoulou, IPR Lawyer and U.S. Embassy Economic Counselor Paul Malik (U.S. Embassy photo) Protecting Intellectual Property Rights

    U.S. Embassy Economic Counselor P. Malik and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s M.Taylor join Secretary General of Commerce S. Komninos and IPR lawyer Maria D. Papadopoulou in talking about ways to boost international economies by protecting IPR. When artists and innovators lose out on their creations, economies lose jobs

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