Koteski had a meeting with the new military attaché of Greece

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Chief of Staff Lieutenant General, Gorancho Koteski today had a meeting with the new military attaché of Greece to the Republic of Macedonia, Colonel Nikolaos Arabatzis.


The meeting was attended by the former military attaché of Greece to the Republic of Macedonia, Colonel Christos Poulijanitis.

The General Koteski, as announced by the Ministry of Defense, thanked Colonel Poulijanitis for his work and professional commitment, as appropriate contribution to the bilateral cooperation between the Army of Republic of Macedonia and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Greece. The duty Military attaché of Greece in Republic of Macedonia, Colonel Christos Poulijanitis held for the past two years.



The Chief of Staff of ARM to the Colonel Arabatzis wished heartily welcome in Republic of Macedonia and continuation of the cooperation between the two armies.

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