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ATHENS PRESIDENT PHOTO CREDITS Αll photos unless otherwise stated are either property or under licence of the Athens Development and DEVELOPMENT Maria Logotheti Destination Management Agency. Photo credits: Pantelis Konsolakis, Effie Paroutsa page credits AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, ADDMA / 005 Photo by Giorgis Gerolympos , Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center Archive 024-025 Region of Attica Archive DESTINATION CITY OF ATHENS CONVENTION & 037 Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs/ Archaeological Receipts Fund. 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