Nikos Ligeros

The Municipality of Ayia Napa and the Municipal District of Sotira are organising, on Monday 28 September 2026 at 7.00 pm, a lecture by Nikos Lygeros on zeolite as an innovation in agriculture, livestock farming and tourism. Admission is free.

zeolite gives life and in that sense it is a gift to people who are suffering because they are unaware of its existence. So it is your duty to make everyone aware of it, for it is a mission that helps the innocent; and if you encounter difficulties, then know that the value of your struggle for liberation will only grow. – Nikos Lygeros

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘zeolite in the development of Crete’. Heraklion Cultural Centre, 10 Plastira Avenue, Heraklion, Crete. Tuesday 30 May 2017, 8.00 pm Source: Nikos Lygeros  

Zeolite in the Development of Crete – Lecture by Nikos Lygeros in Heraklion, Crete – Tuesday 30 May The Department of Rural Development of the Municipality of Heraklion is organising an event on the theme: ‘Zeolite in the development of Crete’, with Mr Nikos Lygéros as the speaker, on Tuesday 30 May at 8.00 pm, in the Experimental Theatre hall of the Heraklion Cultural and Conference Centre (10 Plastira Avenue). The event will explore the uses of natural zeolite and its positive effects on crops, livestock farming and everyday life, whilst also providing a detailed account of its contribution to the ... Read more

An evening event on the theme “Zeolite : Wealth for the country, innovation in Agricultural Science” An evening event on the theme “Zeolite: Wealth for the country, innovation in Agricultural Science” is being organised by the Agricultural Association of Magnesia, the Department of Agriculture, Plant Production and the Agricultural Environment at the University of Thessaly, the Region of Thessaly and the Metropolis of Demetrias and Almyros, on Saturday 28 January 2017 at 6.00 pm , at the Cultural Centre of the Holy Metropolis of Demetrias and Almyros (K. Kartalis – Anthimos Gazis). The speakers will be Anthoula Dimirkou and Professor ... Read more

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘zeolite in agriculture, livestock farming and our daily lives’. Karditsa Municipal Cinema. Saturday 14 January 2017, 11.00 am

No matter how hard they try to convince us, pessimistic approaches remain just that and do absolutely nothing to change the situation. Because it is only through large-scale projects that Greece can change and secure a future. Among these projects we include the Greek Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) with the EuroAsia Interconnector power cable, the EastMed natural gas pipeline, Greek zeolite with all its applications, and Greek innovation on the international stage. For these are not merely on a par with the Egnatia Motorway or the Ionian Motorway, or even the Rio–Antirrio Bridge, but they far exceed them, because they ... Read more

When we look at the problems we face, over time we come to realise that they stem not from their very nature, but from the way they are managed. So whilst we may have the impression that things are difficult, at least at first, after so many attempts we see that it is ultimately our own incompetence that traps us. We are, then, free yet besieged in our own homeland, but not by foreigners, merely by those we chose to solve our problems, without realising that this does not, in essence, concern them. For it is inconceivable that, after all ... Read more

If olive oil producers paid more attention to the symbol of the olive tree and all the hardships it has overcome over so many centuries, they would not be tackling their problems in this way. For the symbol also inspires greater respect for the product itself. Olive oil is the essence of the olive. And it is no coincidence that it holds such great significance in Christianity. All these factors are not merely a matter of commerce, as some believe, who try to convince us that it is normal for the entire harvest to be sold in bulk—and indeed abroad—to ... Read more

The bacterium Xylella fastidiosa is causing increasing damage to crops in Italy and there is, of course, a risk of it spreading. This bacterium infects pear, almond and peach trees, as well as olive trees. This new outbreak is taking on enormous proportions due to the size of the olive groves. And at present, combating the disease once it has appeared is extreme and irreversible for the tree, as it essentially leads to its destruction. So, before we get to the bacterial level, it is worth recalling that Xylella fastidiosa is transmitted by insects of the families Cicadellidae and Cercopidae, ... Read more

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Strategic zeolites and the development of Amari’. Amari Town Hall, Crete. Thursday 10 December 2015.

Interview with N. Lygeros on zeolite on ERT3-Macedonia with L. Kesidou