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Mr. '''Daniel Hadjittofis''' is Executive Director of the [[Cyprus Fulbright Commission]] since September 1986 (i.e., for over 26 years). He is responsible (to the Commission Board) for the entire management of the Fulbright Commission of Cyprus. Daniel served as Member of the Board for the [[ | Mr. '''Daniel Hadjittofis''' is Executive Director of the [[Cyprus Fulbright Commission]] since September 1986 (i.e., for over 26 years). He is responsible (to the Commission Board) for the entire management of the Fulbright Commission of Cyprus. Daniel served as Member of the Board for the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] between 1994 and 2001. | ||
==Pioneer in the promotion of rapprochement== | ==Pioneer in the promotion of rapprochement== | ||
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==Role in [[The Hermes Project]]== | ==Role in [[The Hermes Project]]== | ||
Together with Mrs. [[Katie Clerides]] and [[George Vakanas]], Daniel was founding member of | Together with Mrs. [[Katie Clerides]] and [[George Vakanas]], Daniel was founding member of [[The Hermes Project]]. | ||
===Short Bio=== | ===Short Bio=== | ||
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Mr. Daniel Hadjittofis is Executive Director of the Cyprus Fulbright Commission since September 1986 (i.e., for over 26 years). He is responsible (to the Commission Board) for the entire management of the Fulbright Commission of Cyprus. Daniel served as Member of the Board for the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute between 1994 and 2001.
Pioneer in the promotion of rapprochement
Daniel is credited by many for being the man behind the strategizing of creating space for Greek and Turkish Cypriots to meet and deliberate.
Role in The Hermes Project
Together with Mrs. Katie Clerides and George Vakanas, Daniel was founding member of The Hermes Project.
Short Bio
Daniel completed a Master of Business Administration at University of Texas at Austin, in 1983 after his BA in Economics and Government from the Hamilton College.
