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Following their one-on-one meeting, the two Ministers took part in an expanded meeting of their respective delegations and subsequently opened the 6th Round of the Greece–US Strategic Dialogue.
In their joint statements, the Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasised that, amid intensifying strategic competition, growing geopolitical instability and significant developments in Greece’s immediate and wider neighbourhood, the Greece–US Strategic Dialogue has become a constant and established framework, reflecting the exceptionally high level of bilateral relations and the two countries’ shared commitment to promoting international and regional stability and security.
https://www.mfa.gr/en/minister-of-foreign-affairs-george-gerapetritis-statements-following-his-meeting-with-u-s-secretary-of-state-marco-rubio-athens-07-10-2026/
From 10 to 18 October 2026, the International Puppet Festival of Kalamata celebrates its 10th anniversary, reaffirming its position as one of the most dynamic cultural events in the Peloponnese.
Born from the voluntary commitment of Experimental Stage Kalamata, a cultural association dedicated to cultural education and theatre since 1989, the Festival transforms Kalamata and its surrounding areas into a vibrant space for artistic exchange. Here, puppet theatre enters into dialogue with music, dance, visual theatre and the visual arts.
This year’s edition is defined by its inclusive and decentralised approach. The programme features more than 30 performances, combining events at established theatres with free open-air performances, as well as activities hosted in community centres, vocational schools and museums. The Festival will also extend its reach to eight additional venues across the region.
Education and active community participation are at the heart of the programme. Workshops on mask-making, alongside initiatives promoting cultural engagement and awareness, bring together students, older people and local communities, creating opportunities for participation, learning and creative exchange.
https://puppetfest.gr/uk/
The Embassy of Greece in Riga had the honour of supporting the opening of ALWAYS THE SUN, an exhibition that brings the intensity, luminosity, and spirit of the Greek sun into dialogue with Riga’s contemporary art scene.
At the heart of the exhibition is the sun, not as a motif to be depicted, but as a way of thinking, seeing, and experiencing.
It explores how the intensity, luminosity, and particular qualities of Greek light have shaped aesthetic languages, perceptions, and ways of engaging with the world.



