Monday, May 5, 2025

Queen Maria Appoints Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia as We Care for Humanity Ambassador for Greece and Cyprus

PARADISE, NV – May 5, 2025 – We Care for Humanity (WCH), the globally recognized humanitarian organization founded by Queen Maria Amor Torres, has announced the appointment of Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia as its esteemed Ambassador for Greece and Cyprus. This significant step aims to extend the mission and vision of WCH further into the Hellenic and Cypriot regions, fostering greater collaboration and impact in humanitarian endeavors.

The appointment follows a significant visit by Queen Maria to Greece in April 2025, where she had the opportunity to personally connect with Dr. Glykou-Fotinia and witness her extensive network and deep understanding of the local landscape. This meeting laid the groundwork for a powerful partnership, driven by a shared commitment to human welfare and social impact.

Together, Queen Maria and Dr. Glykou-Fotinia are already actively working on initiatives to bring WCH’s impactful programs to Greece and Cyprus. Their initial focus is on the Philantourism Program, scheduled for July 2025. This innovative program seeks to blend philanthropic activities with tourism, creating opportunities for sustainable development and positive social change within the region.

Dr. Glykou-Fotinia has already proven to be an invaluable asset in bridging Queen Maria and WCH with key figures in Greece. Her established connections have facilitated introductions to influential individuals such as Paul Pissanos of Heptapolis, and other prominent and powerful figures in the country. These connections are expected to significantly amplify WCH’s reach and effectiveness in implementing its humanitarian projects.

Queen Maria expressed her profound confidence in Dr. Glykou-Fotinia’s ability to champion the cause of We Care for Humanity in this crucial region. "Meeting Dr. Fontinia in Greece was a truly inspiring experience," stated Queen Maria. "Her passion for humanitarian work, coupled with her extensive network and deep understanding of Greek and Cypriot society, makes her an exceptional leader for WCH. I believe she will be of great value in expanding our reach and impact, allowing us to touch more lives and make a real difference in Greece and Cyprus."

Dr. Glykou-Fotinia, a distinguished academic, author, and active member of numerous social and cultural organizations in Greece, brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to humanitarian principles to her new role. Her established credibility and extensive network are poised to create significant opportunities for WCH to collaborate with local communities, organizations, and leaders.

The appointment of Dr. Glykou-Fotinia marks an exciting new chapter for We Care for Humanity, signifying its continued dedication to expanding its global footprint and fostering impactful partnerships to address pressing humanitarian challenges. With Dr. Glykou-Fotinia at the helm in Greece and Cyprus, WCH is well-positioned to make a meaningful and lasting contribution to the well-being of the people in these historic regions.

The upcoming Philantourism Program in July is anticipated to be a significant first step in this collaboration, showcasing the potential for innovative approaches to humanitarian action and setting the stage for future impactful initiatives under Dr. Glykou-Fotinia’s ambassadorship.


About Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia, PhD:

Dr. Aikaterini Glykou-Fotinia holds a PhD in Public Relations and Communication and an honorary PhD in Journalism and Mass Media. She has a strong academic background in English and Greek Language and Literature, as well as a Master's in Ancient History and Archaeology, specializing in Greek Doric temples and advocating for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures.

Professionally, she is an author of educational language books focused on human values, a former owner of language and computer schools, and has evaluated EU programs for the Greek Ministry of Labour. Currently, she is the CEO of an international consulting company.

Dr. Glykou-Fotinia has been actively involved in numerous Greek non-profit organizations, holding leadership positions in UNESCO-related clubs, friendship associations, youth orchestras, and women's societies. She also founded a social and humanitarian Facebook group she plans to turn into an NGO and recently became a curator for a Greek press organization.

In politics, she served as a Municipal Consultant and President of municipal entities in Hilioupolis, was a parliamentary candidate, and received a significant number of votes in the Attica regional elections. Throughout her diverse career, she is guided by business ethics and human values, with a strong focus on cooperation and offering to humanity.

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