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Kentpikh Enø™H ¢Hmøn & Koinothtøn E§§A¢A™ Central 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 4 KENTPIKH ENø™H ¢HMøN & KOINOTHTøN E§§A¢A™ CENTRAL UNION OF MUNICIPALITIES & COMMUNITIES OF GREECE 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 5 Albania Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Ano Pogoniou BOROVA 1993 Ano Pogoniou ADON POTSI 1993 Axioupolis MOSCHOPOLI 1992 Corfu AGIOI SARANTA 1993 Kallithea of Athens CHIMARA 1993 Kozani KORITSA 1995 Vironos KATO DROSOPOLI 2002 Australia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Elimnion MELBOURNE 1987 Florinas SHEPPARTON 1977 Kalamata WEST TORRENS 1999 Kalimnion DARWIN 1986 Kastorias WANNERO 1992 Patreon CANTERBURY 2001 Rhodes PERTH 1985 Sparti BRANSWEEK 1987 Thessaloniki MELBOURNE 1984 Belgium Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aigaiou KOEKELBERG 1991 Patmou AUDERGHEM 2002 Preveza HOUFFALIZE 1990 Skyrou GEMBLOUX 1994 Xylokastro TROIS PONT 1996 Zografou FONTAINE L EVEQUE 1996 Bulgaria Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghios Dimitrios of Athens BUZAU 2006 Aghios Georgios of Thessaloniki PAZARDJIK 2003 Aghios Pavlos SIMITLI 2004 Aianis CHISAR 1997 Aigeirou TOPOLOFGRAD 2002 Ampelokipon of Thessaloniki KIOUSTENTIL 1989 Avdiron MOMTSILOFTSI 1992 Chrysoupoli ZLATOGRAD 1999 Itamou DRYANOVO 2001 Kaissarianis SLIVEN 1985 Kalampakiou of Drama RASLOK No Data available Kallithea of Athens CHASKOVO 1987 Kilkis STENIMACHOS 1988 Kiprinou IVAILLOGRAD 2001 Koufalion TOPOLOFGRAD 1991 Larissaion STARA - ZAGORA 1998 Loutrakiou / Perachoras VANKYA 1988 Melikis PAVEL - BANIA 2002 Nafplio BOURGAS 1984 Naoussa ASENOVGRAD 1994 Nea Aghialos POMORIE 1989 Nea Chalkidona ODISSOS 2001 Neapoli of Thessaloniki BLAGOEVGRAD 1995 Paralalia of Pieria BIALA 2001 Pella ARANTSELOVITS 1995 Peristeri RUSSE No Data available Polygyros BOBOV DOL 1996 Pylaia VELINGRAD 1989 Seres VELIKO 1988 Sikyonion ASPAROUCHOVO 1991 Skotoussis BELOVO 2003 Sofadon SEVLIEVO 2000 Soufliou SVILEGRAD 1988 Thessaloniki FILIPOUPOLI 1984 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 6 Tycherou SOZOPOLI 1997 Tyrnavos BERKOVITSA 1989 Veroias ∫AZANLUK 1983 Vistonidos STOIKITEN SMOLTEN 1993 Volos PLEVEN 1983 Voulas SOFIA 1996 Vyronos SLATINA 1990 Vyssas BOLIAROVO 2001 Xanthi SMOLIAN 1995 China Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Athens BEIJING 2005 Kastoria HAINING 2000 Perama / Piraeus DALI 2000 Piraeus SHANGHAI 1985 Cyprus Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghia Paraskevi GEROSKIPOU 1998 Aghioi Anargyroi of Athens LYSSH 1995 Aghios Nikolaos of Lasithi AGHIOS DOMETIOS 1993 Aigiou KERYNEIA 1995 Alimou PARALIMNI 1993 Anogeion AIGIALOUSH 2003 Antigonidon ASPROMERITH 2004 Argos EPISKOPH 2000 Athens NICOSIA 1988 Athens AMMOCHOSTOS 2005 Bartholomiou CHRYSOCHOUS 2000 Corfu PAFOS 1992 Corfu AMMOCHOSTOS 1994 Doirani LYSSH 2003 Ermoupoli MORFOU 1995 Galaxidi LARNACA 2005 Giannitsa PARALIMNI 1988 Giannitsa LARNACA 2003 Herakleion of Crete LEMESSOS 1985 Hlioupoli LARNACA 2000 Ioanniton AGIA NAPA 1997 Ioanniton LEMESSOS 1984 Kalavryta MORFOU 1996 Kilkis LATSIA 1993 Koridalos AGHIOS DOMETIOS 2001 Kozani LEFKARA 1995 Larissaion LARNACA 1990 Lefkada PARALIMNI 1989 Lerou LARNACA 2003 Myrina of Lesvos PERIVOLIA / LARNACA 1993 Myrina of Lesvos LYSSH 1994 Naxos AKANTHOUS 1995 Nea Chalkidona LEFKARA 1993 Neapoli of Thessaloniki ARADIPOU 1999 Nisiros LAPITHOS 1996 Omiroupoli of Chios ASPROMERITH 2002 Orestiada MORFOU 2001 Panorama KERYNEIA 2002 Patra AMMOCHOSTOS 1994 Patra LEMESSOS 2001 Pefki NICOSIA 2001 Pella DERYNEIA 2000 Piraeus LARNACA 1995 Ptomelaida EGKOMI 1992 Rafina LEFKARA 1998 Rethymno AGIA NAPA 1996 Salamina AMMOCHOSTOS 1998 Sidirokrastro OROKLINI 1993 Skyrou KATO POLEMIDIA 2001 Sparti MORFOU 1993 Sparti LAPITHOS 2002 Thessaloniki LEMESSOS 1984 Vergina CHRYSOCHOUS 1994 Veroia STROVOLOS 1993 Vistonidos LYSSH 2001 Zakynthos LEMESSOS 1999 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 7 Estonia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Georgioupoleos KARDLA 2001 France Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghia Paraskevi SAN BRIEUC 1992 Anaktoriou ETOILE 2004 Ano Syrou GRILLON 1994 Antikira SALETRES 2004 Archaia Olympia ANTIBE Juan Les Pins Provence Abes cote d’Azur 2005 Argos ABBEVILLE 1993 Argyroupoli CASTANET TOLOSAN 1990 Armenon SANT QUENTEEN DE BARON / BORDEAUX 1992 Asini LOMOYE 1992 Distomo ORADOUR SUR GLANE 1981 Eleftheroupoli ANTONY 2000 Gytheio VILLENEUVE LES AVIGNON 1997 Kalampaka HAILLAN / BORDEAUX 1993 Kalivion Thorikou GARONS 1994 Kallithea of Athens SARTOUVILLE 1986 Lefkada LEUCATE 2001 Nafplio MARTIGNAS SUR JALLE 1988 Nikos Kazantzakis CADENET 1991 Pallini COURTRY 1993 Patra SAINT ETIENNE 1985 Piraeus MARSEILLE 1984 Piraeus NANCY 1966 Portaria TOUR TOUR 1997 Preveza GRANVILLE 1990 Rhodes CONCHES 1958 Serres FOSSES 1986 Thessaloniki NICE 1992 Thessaloniki MARSEILLE 1991 Veroia ROGNAC 1985 Volos LE MANS 1983 Vrilissia SAINT REMY 1997 Japan Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Archaia Olympia INAZAWA 1987 Delfon NANTO 1986 Epidauvros SASAYAMA 1988 Lefkada SHINJUKU 1989 Milos SHOZU - GUN 1989 Mykonos YORON 1984 Sparti TANAKURA 1986 Georgia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Argos MTSKHETA 1991 Nafplio GIOTI 1990 Piraeus VATUMI 1996 Germany Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Afantou STADT GUMMERSBACH 2001 Archaia Olympia GROSSOSTHEIM 2000 Corfu MEISSEN 1996 Corfu TROISDORF 1996 Hrakleio of Athens MUHLDORF AM INN 2004 Kalabaka SCHWABACH 2003 Katerini MAINTAL 1996 Kavala NUREMBERG 1998 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 8 Larissaion STADI 1994 Larissaion FOTSA No Data Available Leros ASCHAIM 2000 Nafplio OTTOBRUN 1992 Neapoli GROMITZ 1999 Orestiada SIEGBURG 1994 Parga ABESBERG 2004 Polygyros GROBENZELL 1988 Preveza KOTZTING 1990 Sochou BERLIN 1993 Sykionion FURTH 2006 Thassou BONNINGSTEDT 1991 Thessaloniki COLOGNE 1988 Thessaloniki LEIPSIA 1984 Trikaion AMBERG 2001 Vrilissia OTTWEILER 1997 Xanthi GIF¡ORN 1984 Xylokastro FERTE 2006 Hungary Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghia Barbara VELENCE 2002 Aghios Dimitrios BELOIANNISZ KOSEZ ONKORMANYZAT 1996 Ekali MARTONVASAR / FEJER 2001 Mileon SIMONTORNYA 2000 Skydras FEHERGYARMAT 1995 Stavroupoli ERZEBETVAROS 2004 Italy Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghioi Anargyroi ALBEROBELLO / PUGLIA 1995 Aghios Dimitrios / Athens COMUNE DI POZZUOLI 1998 Aghios Georgios / Thessaloniki CAPRIGNANO / SALENTINO 2004 Aghios Stefanos PALAGIANELLO / PUGLIA 1992 Agrinio BOLOGNA 1964 Alimos CONDOFURI 1992 Amarousion FAENZA 1992 Amfipoli SAVA / PUGLIA 2004 Archaia Olympia CAMISANO VICENTINO 2004 Archaia Olympia COGOLETO 2004 Argostoli ACQUIS TERME / PIEMONT 1989 Argyroupoli CITTA DI MONCALIERI 1989 Arta ASCOLI SATRIANO FOGGIA 2006 Atalanti SERMONETA 2001 Chalandri CALIMERA / PUGLIA 1980 Chalkida GIARDINI DI NAXOS 2000 Corfu BRINDISI 1998 Corfu CAROVIGNO 2000 Corfu VERONA 2000 Desfina CAMPOFRANCO / SICILIA 2000 Elation MONTALTO PAVESE 2004 Episkopis COMUNE DI GANGI 1999 Hgoumenitsa SAN VITO 1998 Hgoumenitsa BRINDISI 2000 Ithaki MONTE DI PROCIDA 1989 Ithaki GπRONA 1994 Kallithea / Athens FERRARA 1995 Konitsa POLI∑∑I / GENEROSA 2000 Korinthos BUCCINO / SALERNO 1999 Korinthos ª¶∞§¡Δπ™∂ƒ√ / Δ√ƒπ¡∂™∂ 1999 Kymis BACOLI / CAMPANIA 1983 Lefkimeon / Corfu CALIMERA 2001 Leonidiou MARTANO 1990 Marathonas ROVERTO 1983 Megara CASTELVETRANO 2002 Meliki ATENA LUCANA 2005 Melitieon ISOLA DI CAPO RIZZUTO 2006 Melivia ª√¡Δ√¡∂ 1997 Myrina / Lesvos COMUNE DI LENNO COMMO 2005 Nafpaktos MARINO 2004 Naxos GIARDINI DI NAXOS 2000 Nea Chalkidona CRISPIANO 1997 Olympou / Larissa CASTELVETRANO 2000 Palaio Faliro BOVA / CALAVRIA 1974 Patmos GROTAFERRFFA 2004 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 1 Patra ∞¡∫√¡∞ 2000 Patra ƒ∂Δ∑π√ / CALAVRIA 2001 Patra BARI 2001 Pefki CORI / LATINA 1998 Preveza BELLAGIO / LOMBARDIA 1991 Rethymno CASTENASO / BO 1989 Sikyonion SANT ANGECO / DEI LOMBARDI 1994 Sikyonion PACAZZOCO A GREIDE 1999 Stylidos AMELIAS 2003 Syvoton COMMUNE DI LOCOROTONDO 2002 Thermi / Thessaloniki CONDOFURI 2002 Thessaloniki BOLOGNA 1984 Tyrnavou UBERTINE 1993 Velventou BORA MARINA 1998 Vilion PIGNATARO INTERAVNNA 1994 Ymmitos BOVA MARINA R.C 1995 Zakynthos PAVIA 2003 Poland Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Anaktoriou / Vonitsa POLANIEC 2001 Ano Syros GOLDAP 2000 Exaplatanou BODZANOW No data available Larissa RIPNIK 1998 Naoussa ZGORZELEC 1998 Latin America Municipality Twinning Country Year of Twinning Piraeus ROSARIO ARGENTINA 1993 Heraklion / Crete RIBERAO PRETO BRAZIL 1992 Vironos MATAGALPI NICARAGUA 1989 Rhodes PUEBLA MEXICO 2001 Lithuania Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aghios Pavlos KASIANTORIS 2000 Patra VILNIUS 1985 Piraeus VILNIUS 1997 Middle East Municipality Twinning Country Year of Twinning Vironos AL ZAHRA GAZA STRIP 2001 Thessaloniki TEL AVIV ISRAEL 1994 Ihton TEL AVIV ISRAEL 1997 Lefkada NAXARIGIA ISRAEL 1992 Kalamata AMIOUN LEBANON 2002 Athens BETHLEHEM PALESTINE 1986 Iliou JERICHO PALESTINE 1994 Koridalos BEIT SAHOUR PALESTINE 2002 Moldavia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Patra CHISINAU 2001 Polydamanta CHISINAU 2000 4ptyxo5 4/25/07 3:25 PM ™ÂÏ›‰· 2 Romania Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Aigiou ALBA / πULIA 2000 Assou – Lechaiou LUGOJ 2004 Thessaloniki CONSTAN∑A 1988 Kalamata RAMNICU BALCEA 2002 Lefkada PLOESTI 1998 Megara AIVD 2003 Paralia PITESTI 2001 Piraeus GALATI 1985 Plomari BRAILA 2003 Russia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Argyroupoli ESSENTUKI 1995 Kallithea / Athens PRESNIA 1985 Piraeus ST PETERBURG 1984 Trikeon PIATYGORSK 1995 Servia Municipality Twinning Year of Twinning Amarousion NIS 2002 Anavyssos VRACAR 1996 Argostoli SABAF 1995 Esperion ALEKSANDROVAC 2001 Hlioupoli NOVISAD 1994 Ithaki KOSTUNICI 2002 Kamenon Vourlon BELGRADE 1996 Katerini TSATSAU 2000 Kentriko Zagori VELIKO 2003 Lefkimeon / Corfu CAJETINA 1996 Xanthi NEW BELGRAD∂ 1994 Pallini / Chalkidiki LAZAREVAC /
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