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Kostas Karamanlis (Κώστας Καραμανλής)

Born: Friday, 14 September 1956, Athens, Greece.

Profile

Kostas Karamanlis is a Greek politician associated with the New Democracy (ND) party. He is a prominent member of the Karamanlis political milieu and has held leadership roles within ND over the years.

Key positions

• Prime Minister of Greece from 2004 to 2009.
• Leader of the New Democracy party from 1994 to 2009.
• Longstanding figure within Greek politics and a public voice on national policy and party strategy.

Notable achievements

• Led Greece during the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, overseeing preparations and hosting responsibilities that drew international attention.
• Oversaw a period of modernization efforts and economic reforms typical of his government tenure.

News & public activity

As a former prime minister and lifelong party figure, he remains a reference point in Greek politics. For current news, consult reputable outlets such as Reuters, Associated Press, BBC, and major Greek outlets (e.g., Kathimerini, To Vima, Naftemporiki). Public appearances and statements are typically reported through ND channels and mainstream media.

Social media

There are no widely verified personal social media accounts publicly attributed to Kostas Karamanlis. Official communications are usually routed through the New Democracy party’s channels or established media outlets.

Recent projects & activities

Publicly documented recent projects are limited in mainstream sources. Historically, he led the New Democracy party and served as Prime Minister. Since leaving the prime ministership, he has participated in party events and public life as an elder statesman, with involvement primarily through ND activities and public appearances.

Notes

This profile reflects information publicly available up to recent years. For the latest updates, refer to established news organizations and official party communications.