Griechenland in Deutschland
Minister of Foreign Affairs George Gerapetritis’ statements following his meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, Johann Wadephul (Athens, 04.05.2026)
Joint Statement by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany on the establishment of a Partnership for Strategic Cooperation
Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis message on World Greek Language Day (09.02.2026)
Announcement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the unanimous decision by UNESCO to proclaim February 9th as World Greek Language Day (Uzbekistan, 12.11.2025)
Aufforderung zur Angebotsgabe für die Reparatur des Aufzugs den Griechischen Botschaft in Berlin
Aufforderung zur Angebotsabgabe für die Lieferung, Installation und Wartung von 3 Druck- und Multifunktionssystemen ein
Wir informieren Sie, dass zur besseren Bearbeitung Ihrer Anliegen ab dem 1. Juli 2026 Dienstleistungen, die bisher bei der Konsularabteilung der Griechischen Botschaft ohne Termin angeboten wurden,...
Dear Compatriots,It is with profound emotion that we commemorate once again the anniversary of the Greek War of Independence, a defining historical milestone which led to the establishment of the...
Wir möchten Sie darüber informieren, dass am 10.01.2026 das neue Wehrpflichtgesetz 5265/2026 in Kraft getreten ist, das wesentliche Änderungen für im Ausland lebende Personen mit sich bringt,...
JOURNALIST: Minister, you recently referred to Greece’s readiness to refer the Greek-Turkish dispute to the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Do you consider that, at this juncture, the conditions are appropriate for negotiations to begin on the drafting of a special agreement? G. GERAPETRITIS: I have repeatedly stressed...
Good evening, Honourable Minister, dear Nasser. It is with great pleasure and honour that I welcome you to Athens today, at a time of particularly intense geopolitical challenges, both for the African continent and for global security. Your presence here today confirms the excellent level of our bilateral relations and...
JOURNALIST: We begin our broadcast with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. George Gerapetritis. Mr. Gerapetritis, welcome and thank you for honouring us with your presence every year by being here and starting together with us. G. GERAPETRITIS: I hope I bring you good luck. It seems that, as time...
At today’s Informal Meeting of European Union Foreign Affairs Ministers in Ireland, we will discuss pressing issues concerning the global security architecture, the Middle East, and instances where revisionism has become particularly acute. Greece has consistently stood by those defending themselves, by International Law, and in support of freedom of...
Regierung und Politik
Public Administration
The public sector in Greece includes Ministries, Local
Government Agencies, Public Legal Entities and Independent Administrative
Authorities. There are ongoing efforts in recent years to further promote
transparency and accountability in the Greek political-administrative system.
This important area of reform involves the introduction of new institutions.
Special bodies of inspectors (Administrative Inspectors and the Financial Crime
Confrontation Body), have been established in order to increase public control
on bureaucracy, to combat corruption and improve transparency, as well as the
effectiveness of specific public policies.
Pertaining to the selection and training of civil servants, a High Council for
the Selection of Personnel has been established since 1994 (ASEP). It is an
independent authority overseeing the selection process, ensuring merit,
impartiality and transparency. In 1983 the National Centre of Public
Administration was founded with the aim of training civil servants. High level civil
service officials have been trained in its National School
for Public Administration before entering the public service. The Institute for
In-Service Training is an additional unit of the Centre, ensuring continuous
professional training.
See also: Greek Public Administration
