The exciting news was shared via an Instagram Reel posted on his official account (@jamieoliver), where he teased the arrival of his globally inspired restaurant concept to the Greek capital, sparking enthusiasm among fans and food lovers.
This engaging presentation, part of the museum’s ongoing exploration of its permanent collections, highlights water’s vital role in health, well-being, and the life of the ancient city (polis).
The UK’s Express.co.uk also celebrates Samos, dubbing it a “paradise on earth.” The island, birthplace of the legendary philosopher Pythagoras, boasts historic sites, charming villages, mesmerizing beaches, and nature retreats. The outlet highlights new direct flights from the UK via Jet2, launching in 2026, making Samos more accessible to British travelers.
According to a November report by local outlet Vecer, the contract follows a competitive tender process that drew bids from five companies, including two Italian firms, one Turkish firm, and one Serbian. Construction is expected to be completed within 34 months of the contract signing.
The figures align with recent Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data on deprivation, highlighting a persistent gap between Greece and the EU average. From 2023 to 2024, Greece’s at-risk population grew by 0.8%, adding over 80,000 individuals. Eurostat notes that official numbers likely understate the issue, as marginalized groups like the homeless, Roma, prisoners, and those in institutions or camps are often excluded from surveys.
Professor Nikolaos Stampolidis delivers keynote lectures and joins the international panel on cultural repatriation.
