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Technology at the center of meeting St. Sold with the Ionian IT Department | Start Media Corfu TV

Technology at the center of meeting St. Sold with the Ionian IT Department | Start Media Corfu TV
Technology at the center of meeting St. Sold with the Ionian IT Department | Start Media Corfu TV
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The development of innovative technological actions that will contribute to the sustainable development of the city and the improvement of the daily life of its inhabitants, was the subject of a meeting held on Tuesday, October 31, 2023, by the elected Mayor of Central Corfu and the Diapontian Islands Stefanos Sold with a delegation of professors from the Department of Informatics of the Ionian University.

The delegation consisted of the chairman of the Department, professor Emmanuel Magos, professors Yiannis Karydis and Markos Avlonitis and Dr. Michalis Hondrogiannis, while the lawyer – Municipal Councilor, Nikos Vradis, was also present at the meeting.

The professors, members of the Networks, Multimedia and Systems Security Laboratory (NMSLab), submitted a series of thoughts – proposals for financing projects and actions with funds mainly from European Programs.

In the discussion, reference was made to various forms of cooperation between the Ionian University and the Municipality, while the interest was mainly focused on the Grove of Prisons and the Hill of the Nursing Home, places which will soon be visited by delegations of the newly elected Municipal Authority and the Ionian University.

The article is in Greek

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