Mitsotakis nominates Tasoulas as next President of Greece

·

Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Konstantinos Tasoulas, the Speaker of Parliament, as the next President of Greece.

Praising his broad parliamentary support and unifying leadership, Mitsotakis highlighted Tasoulas’ repeated election as Speaker with historic majorities.

The nomination breaks tradition by selecting a figure from the governing majority, which Mitsotakis justified as prioritising public trust over political alignment.

He also expressed gratitude to outgoing President Katerina Sakellaropoulou and proposed a constitutional reform to limit the presidency to a single six-year term.

Parliament will vote on the nomination within ten days, while Tasoulas’ successor and parliamentary seat adjustments are under consideration.

Source: Ekathimerini

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Women’s Greek Community Cup returns to Melbourne for 2026 tournament

The Greek Community Cup Women’s Tournament returns this weekend, with the 2026 competition set to kick off at Northcote City FC.

Cyprus Community of NSW outlines future vision and governance framework 

After an extended period of legal and administrative intervention, the Cyprus Community of NSW is entering a new phase.

Little Bread Winner founder Cascie Kambouris turns lockdown hobby into business

Cascie Kambouris has turned a love of sourdough into a fast-growing business after identifying a simple but overlooked problem.

Peter Kikianis showcases Birkenhead ‘time capsule’ home heading to auction

Peter Kikianis has described a retro Birkenhead home set to go under the hammer this week as a rare “time capsule”.

South Melbourne FC host Sydney Olympic youth women for gala day in Melbourne

Sydney Olympic FC’s Youth Women’s teams travelled to Melbourne on Wednesday January 28 for a special series of friendly matches.

You May Also Like

Australia won’t buy nuclear submarines from US, UK: Australian Ambassador to the US Arthur Sinodinos

US Ambassador Arthur Sinodinos suggested a vast bulk of the nuclear submarines promised under AUKUS will be built in South Australia.

Two Modern Greek students at Macquarie University awarded AHEPA NSW prizes

Languages and Cultures Student Prize-giving Ceremony took place at the Arts Precinct Function Centre of Macquarie University.

On this day in 1801, Lord Elgin removed and stole the Parthenon Marbles from Greece

In the early morning light on July 31, 1801, a ship-carpenter, five crew members, and twenty Athenian labourers "mounted the walls" of the Parthenon...