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    21st Century Statecraft in Athens

    On January 31, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Daniel B. Smith will host a live webchat on the internet giving young Greeks from across the country an opportunity to ask the Ambassador questions about the United States, foreign policy or Greek-U.S. relations.

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  • Ambassador Smith addresses at the reception for the Anti-TIP exhibit (State Department Photo)

    Anti-TIP Movement via the Arts

    As part of National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, Ambassador Daniel B. Smith and his wife Diane Smith hosted a reception to highlight anti-Trafficking in Person (TIP) efforts via the arts and other media.

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  • U.S. Consul Annita Lysikatos (center) answers questions from American Citizens in Sparti (Screenshot from http://www.elladatv.gr YouTube channel)

    U.S. Consul Visits Sparti

    Questions about American citizen services in Greece? Watch our Consul explain consular services during a television interview in Sparti.

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  • Secretary Clinton’s Senior Advisor for Innovation and Technology, Alec Ross participating in a live webchat.(State Department Photo)

    A Discussion on 21st Century Statecraft

    "I work with our diplomats, from our youngest 20-something-year-old diplomats to our ambassadors, to understand how technology and social media can be applied to solve long-standing foreign policy challenges."

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  • Ambassador Smith Addresses the Greek Association for Atlantic and European Cooperation (State Department Photo)
    Europe:"Our Essential Global partner"

    Ambassador Daniel B. Smith recently spoke at the Annual Symposium of the Greek Association for Atlantic and European Cooperation on America’s views on the Trans-Atlantic relationship and our global partnership with Europe. 

  • Ambassador's Interview with journalist Demetris Bekiaris," AXIA", November 27, 2011 (State Department Photo)
    "We Are Willing to Help"

    Ambassador Daniel B. Smith recently sat down with journalist Demetrios Bekiaris from weekly Axia to discuss bilateral relations, regional and international issues, the economic crisis and Vice President Biden’s visit to Athens.  

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    Visa Questions

    U.S. Consul General in Athens Katherine Brandeis answers your visa questions.  Webchat »

  • Ambassador and Mrs. Smith with U.S. Embassy families and employees who participated at Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
    Susan G. Komen 3rd Race for the Cure in Athens

    Over 80 employees and family members from U.S. Embassy Athens participated in the 3rd annual Greece Race for the Cure. The 4km race, 2km walk attracted nearly 10,000 people to downtown Athens helping raise money for breast cancer awareness. 

  • Philip Taaffe, PAINTING WITH RADIOLARIA & MILLEPORIDGE, 1997-1998, Mixed media on canvas, Courtesy of the Portalakis Collection, Athens, Greece
    Cultural Leaders Attend Art in Embassies Reception

    The heads of several Greek cultural institutions as well as many prominent educational and cultural contacts of Embassy Athens joined Ambassador and Mrs. Smith in the unveiling of their ART in Embassies exhibition on September 28.  

State of the Union 2012

  • President Obama will address State of the Union 2012, January 24, 2012

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    IMMIGRATION

    The Athens Field Office has jurisdiction over U.S. immigration matters in the following countries: Greece, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen.

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    SOCIAL SECURITY

    Social Security and Federal Benefits, Athens, Greece

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    2012 Election Cycle Begins Now!

    Be an active voter.  Start thinking about your participation in the U.S. 2012 elections today!  US Embassy Athens is ready to assist with completing your Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) -- the form you need to complete this year to participate in the 2012 elections as an overseas absentee voter.

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