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Greek and Slovenian Ambassadors Planting Linden Trees at the “Ambassador Alley”

Published: September 26, 2013
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aleja_ambasadoraThe Greek and Slovenian Ambassadors to B&H Karolos Gadis and Iztok Grmek will plant today linden trees at the Ambassador Alley in Sarajevo.

It will be the 120th and 121st linden tree at the Ambassador Alley. Ambassadors and representatives of the diplomatic staff in B&H have been planting trees in this Alley since 2001.

Besides the ambassadors, the Chairman of the Municipal Council Stari Grad Sarajevo, Vedran Dodik and the Mayor of Municipality Stari Grad, Ibrahim Hadžibajrić will attend the planting of trees.

(Source: Fena)

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