Konstantia Dimoglidou: “There Is Now an Emergency Button for Minors” – What the Hellenic Police Spokesperson Said at the Thermopylae Forum

Giannis Theodorakopoulos: “The Earthquake in Turkey Clouded the Water in Gorgopotamos” – VIDEO

Thermopylae Forum 2026: The Top 16 Students of Last Year’s Panhellenic Exams Honoured for Their Success

Lamia: The Moving Message of the Student Who Made It Through Extremely Difficult Circumstances – VIDEO

Panourgias Papaioannou: “Roumeli Deserves a University, and We Will Claim It Together”

Giorgos Karagiannidis, Professor at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: “A technology hub should be created in the Industrial Area of Lamia. The institutions of Fthiotida must fight for the establishment of a high-tech hub.”

Manolis Sfakianakis: “We Do Not Have a Problem with Minors; We Have a Problem with Adults”!

Thermopylae Chat: Building a Greener Lamia with Vision

“Thermopylae is not only history, it is today’s decision to stand tall for tomorrow.”

Primary and Junior High School Students from Fthiotida Who “Guard Thermopylae” Were Honoured

Actions and Synergies So We Don’t End Up Saying “Water, Water Everywhere – But Not a Drop to Drink”! Can Experience and New Technologies Provide the Solution?

Father Michael Karloutsos’ Powerful Speech at the Thermopylae Forum: “Truth Through Leadership”

Generals Kurilla and Poppas at the Thermopylae Forum 2026: Leonidas and the 300 as a Timeless Example

Thermopylae Forum 2026: “The Next Major Investment Is the Region”

Metropolitan Symeon of Fthiotida: “We must learn from our defeats and not fear our failures”

“We actively support initiatives that connect the historical identity of our region with its modern development potential.”

The “Molon Labe” of Lamia Mayor Panourgias Papaioannou at the Thermopylae Forum 2026

The Thermopylae Forum 2026 Opened with a Strong Turnout

The Thermopylae Forum 2026 programme – High-profile participants and strong thematic sessions at Thermopylae

French architect Arthur Mamou-Mani is preparing a living museum at Thermopylae