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MEMORIES                                                                   MEMORIES



 XÉNOPHON ARGYRIS HonEFIAP

 from Greece,


 President of FIAP from 1991 – 1995






 Xénophon Argyris, was elected president of FIAP in 1991
 at the 21  FIAP Congress which was held in  Vitora-Gasteiz, Spain.       At the Congress in
 st
 He served four years in this role. An excellent write-up about him can be   Miltenberg, Germany in 1987.
 found in the June 2019 edition of FIAP News, commencing on page 5.       Xénophon Argyris, President,
                                                                          Hellenic Photographic Society
 This edition can be download from this page of the FIAP website:         is second from the left.
  https://www.fiap.net/en/fiap-news?page=3                                On the right can be seen
                                                                          Carmel Psaila, Nicos Karanikis
                                                                          and John Nunns
  In the Memories section of this August 2025 edition of FIAP News
 we are showing some more photos from his years in FIAP.





 Xénophon Argyris








      An administrative meeting
        at the FIAP Congress in
 At the FIAP Congress in San   Vittoria-Gasteiz, San
 Marino in 1985. Xénophon   Sebastian, Spain, in 1991.
 Argyris, President of the Greek   Xénophon Argyris can be
 Photographic Association    seen second from the right
 and future President of FIAP,
 is on the left









 Memories                                                                                                            Memories








 Delegates at the administrative
 meeting of the Congress in
 Miltenberg, Germany in 1987.
 Xénophon Argyris is in the centre                                        Xénophon Argyris speaking
 of the first table of five people                                        at the FIAP Congress in
                                                                          Vittoria-Gasteiz, San
                                                                          Sebastian, Spain, in 1991




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