George James Tsunis

As his term in Greece nears its end, US Ambassador George Tsunis reflects on his tenure in an interview with Kathimerini. He highlights what he sees as his most significant accomplishments and underscores the robust US-Greece relationship, expressing confidence that it will remain strong under a Trump administration.

The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) marked its 50th anniversary and the 50th year since Turkey's invasion of Cyprus at its 20th Annual Athens Awards Dinner on Tuesday at the Grande Bretagne Hotel in Syntagma Square.

US Ambassador George Tsunis expressed confidence that Athens-Washington relations will continue to strengthen under President Donald Trump. 

The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) announced the establishment of its European Regional Board at the IBIA Annual Convention, held in Athens on Tuesday and attended by over 250 delegates.

“The great thing happening in the U.S. right now is democracy,” was U.S. Ambassador to Greece George Tsounis’ first comment on the U.S. election results at a shipping fuel conference on Wednesday morning.

“The world has decided who it wants to be governed by and in that sacred position now stands Donald Trump awaiting the official announcement of the results,” he added.

In an interview with Antonis Sroiter for protothema.gr, U.S. Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis emphasized that the longstanding strong relationship between the U.S. and Greece remains unaffected by presidential transitions in the U.S.

US Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis highlighted, on Wednesday, the importance of American investments in Greece, underscoring the United States' commitment to supporting and expanding its economic footprint in the country.

At the conclusion of the 3rd Economic Conference of Naftemporiki, U.S. Ambassador to Greece, George Tsunis, delivered a touching and message-filled speech. He emphasized the principles of democracy, self-determination, and equal opportunities, expressing his desire for Greece and the U.S.

Recently, in a lively ceremony at the Gennadius Library, the Fulbright program in Greece celebrated the welcoming of American scholars and the return of Greek scientists who had studied in the U.S. The event, attended by the Minister of Education, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, and U.S.

Several ambassadors and other officials discussed Thessaloniki's potential as a hub connecting separate trade initiatives, such as the Indian-Middle East-Europe economic corridor and the Three Seas Initiative connecting the Black, Adriatic and Baltic seas.