Roma Siachos resigns as President of the Hellenic Writers’ Association of Australia

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Roma Siachos has resigned from her position as President of the Hellenic Writers’ Association of Australia, citing family and personal reasons.

In her resignation letter posted on Facebook, Ms Siachos expressed gratitude for her collaboration with the Association and conveyed confidence in its future success.

Ms Siachos assumed the presidency in December 2024 during a challenging period for the Association. She has been praised for revitalising the Association through her dedication and hard work.

Following Ms Siachos’ departure, current Vice President Evangelos Plokamakis is expected to be elected as the new president.

Ms Siachos leaves the Association in a strong position, with a capable Board poised to continue its mission of promoting Greek literature and culture in Australia.

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