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| − | '''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - ) | + | '''Minos Kyriakou''' ([[May 31]], [[1942]] - [[July 2]], [[2017]]) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] shipowner and businessman from [[Athens]]. Among his business interests were Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing. |
| − | Kyriakou | + | Kyriakou was involved in sports and was President of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]]. He was also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On [[August 20]], [[2003]], he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured. |
| − | + | Kyriakou had been involved in an illegal building scandal. He was sentenced, in [[2010]], to a 2-year sentence which he paid off. | |
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| + | He died on [[July 2]], [[2017]]. | ||
[[Category:1942 births|Kyriakou, Minos]] | [[Category:1942 births|Kyriakou, Minos]] | ||
| + | [[Category:2017 deaths|Kyriakou, Minos]] | ||
Revision as of 07:20, July 9, 2017
Minos Kyriakou (May 31, 1942 - July 2, 2017) was a Greek shipowner and businessman from Athens. Among his business interests were Greek TV station Antenna and Daphne Publishing.
Kyriakou was involved in sports and was President of Panellinios Gymnastic Club. He was also President of the Greek Olympic Committee. On August 20, 2003, he was elected to the IAAF Council, the first Greek to be so honoured.
Kyriakou had been involved in an illegal building scandal. He was sentenced, in 2010, to a 2-year sentence which he paid off.