(In English)

 "The Hellenic Cultural Association  of Cyprus" was founded in 1947 and aims to cultivate Greek literature and the arts.

Τhe "The Hellenic Cultural Association  of Cyprus"  has set as goals the cultivation of  a  productive dialogue and communication between its members as also the conducting of  scientific  discussions and research relating primarily to  Greek letters and arts from  antiquity until today, and to related issues of other advanced countries, mainly associated with the growth and culture of Greek civilization.
Moreover, the Association consider it a high priority to promote Greek culture, enable the understanding of Greek culture  and mainly to cultivate and strengthen the bonds between the organization and  other relevant Cultural European groups.

The founder and first President of the Group was Constantinos Spyridakis  who was the first Minister of Education of the Republic of Cyprus. Second President was the Greek writer Kypros Chrysanthis, who was succeeded by Costas Hadjistefanou, Maroula Violaris and Costas Giorgallidis.  The present President is Chrysothemis Hadjipanayi.

Τhe Hellenic Cultural Association of Cyprus issued, by the end of the second year of its foundation, an  annual Bulletin, which in 1960 was renamed   “Philological Cyprus" and  actively participates in various cultural events in our country.  In 1979 it was awarded the Prize of the Academy of Athens. 

The "Philological Cyprus" focuses on a wide range of subjects related to Greek literature and art and its pages are  interspersed with black and white drawings or photographs of Cypriot artists.

“Τhe Hellenic Cultural Association of Cyprus” has assets of considerable literary and philological publications aiming to facilitate the understanding of Greek literature and civilization.
The overall aim of the Group is the dissemination  of its cultural contribution on a pan-European level, in cooperation with similar or other cultural associations.