Chile–Greece relations
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Chilean-Greek relations are the between Chile and Greece. Since 1992, Greece has had an Embassy in Santiago, along with 2 honorary consulates in Antofagasta and Valparaíso.[1] Chile has an Embassy in Athens and Honorary Consulates in Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Crete and Kalamata.[2]
List of bilateral visits[3]
- In June 2003, the Speaker of the Chilean Chamber of Deputies, Isabel Allende, visited Athens.
- In October 2003, the Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreou visited Santiago.
- In 2004, the then Chilean Defense Minister and future President of Chile Michelle Bachelet visited Athens.
List of bilateral treaties and agreements [4]
- Cultural Agreement: Signed in Athens on May 14, 1962
- Tourist Agreement: Signed in Santiago on September 15, 1994.
- Framework agreement on economic, scientific and technological cooperation. Signed in Santiago on September 15, 1994
- Protocol for Consultations between Foreign Ministries. Signed in Athens on July 10, 1996.
- Agreement to abolish visas for diplomatic, government service, and official passports. Signed in Athens on July 10, 1996.
- Agreement for the promotion and mutual protection of investments. Signed on July 10, 1996.
See also
External links
- Chilean Ministry of External Relations about relations with Greece (Spanish)
- Chilean embassy in Athens
- Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the relation with Chile
- Greek embassy in Santiago (Spanish) (Greek)
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