The church of Evangelismos (Annunciation of the Virgin Mary) in Alexandria is a reference point for the historic city and the Greeks. The church is an impressive basilica built in the mid-19th century, with excellent symmetry and discipline dimensions.

The story of Hellenism in Alexandria goes back more than two millennia and starts by the placement of the foundation stone in 331 BC by Alexander the Great. The presence of the Greek element through time is sometimes leading and sometimes less. In later years it becomes the “Favorite City” of our great poet C.P. […]

The Greek Community of Alexandria offers to its members a range of services that function as a result of the aims as those are written in the statutes of the Community. In details, within its operation, the Greek Community of Alexandria offers the following services: