AHEPA NSW to hold commemorative event for Cyprus invasion

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AHEPA NSW Inc. are inviting the Hellenic community to a special commemorative event marking 50 years since the illegal Turkish invasion of the Republic of Cyprus.

The event will take place on Sunday, February 16, at 6pm at the Mantouridion Theatre, 36/142 Addison Road, Marrickville, Sydney.

With the theme ‘I Do Not Forget,’ this solemn gathering aims to honour the memory of those affected by the tragic events of 1974, while also reinforcing the ongoing call for justice for Cyprus.

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The evening will feature a musical program curated by Sotiris Prokopiou, adding a deeply moving tribute through music.

A symbolic entry fee of $20 per person has been set, with all proceeds directed towards philanthropic causes.

AHEPA NSW encourages the Greek and Cypriot communities, as well as all supporters of Cyprus, to attend and show their solidarity. The event serves as an opportunity to reflect, remember and stand united in the pursuit of peace and justice.

AHEPA NSW Inc’s commemoration event will take place on Sunday, February 16 at the Mantouridion Theatre in Marrickville from 6pm. For tickets and further information, please contact George: 0466 237 707 or Effy: 0414 223 489

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