Anna Diamantopoulou
Anna Diamantopoulou ( Greek Άννα Διαμαντοπούλου ; born February 26, 1959 in Kozani , Greece ) is a Greek politician of PASOK .
Life
Diamantopoulou was one of the youngest prefects in Greece, she served Kastoria Prefecture from 1984 to 1986. She then became Secretary General for Adult Education and later for Youth. In 1993 she became President of the Greek Organization of Small and Medium Enterprises.
From 1996 to 1999 and from 2004 to May 2012 she was a member of the Greek Parliament.
From 1999 to 2004 she was European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities in the Prodi Commission . After her party's electoral defeat, she gave up her post to Stavros Dimas for the remainder of her term in March 2004 .
From October 2009 to March 2012, after Giorgos A. Papandreou's election victory, she was Minister for Education, Lifelong Learning and Religion and also retained the post in the non-partisan transitional government of Lucas Papademos , which was in office from November 2011 , due to the half-hearted participation of the Nea Dimokratia of PASOK representatives was dominated. From March 2012 to May 2012 she was promoted to Minister for Development, Competitiveness and Shipping (Economy) after her predecessor Michalis Chrisochoidis took over the Ministry of Civil Protection . In the parliamentary elections in May 2012, she was eliminated; their party only got 13% and lost 30 percentage points.
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Michel Barnier (until April 2004) | Frits Bolkestein | Philippe Busquin | David Byrne | Anna Diamantopoulou (until March 2004) | Franz Fischler | Neil Kinnock | Pascal Lamy | Erkki Liikanen (until July 2004) | Mario Monti | Poul Nielson | Loyola de Palacio | Chris Patten | Romano Prodi | Viviane Reding | Michaele Schreyer | Pedro Solbes (until April 2004) | Günter Verheugen | António Vitorino | Margot Wallström
Additions:
Joaquín Almunia (from April 2004) |
Péter Balázs (from May 2004) |
Jacques Barrot (from April 2004) |
Joseph Borġ (from May 2004) |
Stavros Dimas (from March 2004) |
Ján Figeľ (from May 2004) |
Dalia Grybauskaitė (from May 2004) |
Danuta Hübner (from May 2004) |
Siim Kallas (from May 2004) |
Sandra Kalniete (from May 2004) |
Márkos Kyprianoú (from May 2004) |
Janez Potočnik (from May 2004) |
Olli Rehn (from July 2004) |
Pavel Telička (from May 2004)
Minister: Minister of the Interior, Decentralization and E-Government : Giannis Ragousis from June 17, 2011 Charis Kastanidis | Minister for Administrative Reform : from June 17, 2011 Dimitris Reppas | Finance Minister: Giorgos Papakonstantinou from June 17, 2011 Evangelos Venizelos | Minister for the Economy, Competitiveness and the Merchant Navy: Louka Katseli from September 7, 2010: Michalis Chrysochoidis | Foreign Minister: Giorgos A. Papandreou from September 7, 2010: Dimitris Droutsas from June 17, 2011 Stavros Lambrinidis | Minister of State to the Foreign Minister: Dimitris Droutsas from September 7, 2010: Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou | Defense Minister: Evangelos Venizelos from June 17, 2011 Panos Beglitis | Minister for Education, Lifelong Learning and Religion: Anna Diamantopoulou | Minister of Labor and Social Security: Andreas Loverdos from September 7th 2010: Louka Katseli from June 17th 2011 Giorgos Koutroumanis | Minister of Health and Social Affairs: Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou from September 7th 2010: Andreas Loverdos | Minister for Rural Development and Food: Katerina Batzeli from September 7, 2010: Konstantinos Skandalidis | Minister for Justice, Transparency and Human Rights: Charis Kastanidis from June 17, 2011 Miltiadis Papaioannou | Minister for Citizens Protection: Michalis Chrysochoidis from September 7th 2010: Christos Papoutsis | Minister of Culture and Tourism: Pavlos Geroulanos | Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Dimitris Reppas from June 17, 2011 Giannis Ragousis | Minister for Environment, Energy and Climate Change: Tina Birbili from June 17, 2011 Giorgos Papakonstantinou | Minister of State: Charis Pamboukis from June 17, 2011 Ilias Mosialos | Government spokesman : Giorgos Petalotis from June 17, 2011 Ilias Mosialos
Prime Minister: Loukas Papadimos (independent)
Deputy Prime Ministers: Theodoros Pangalos ( PASOK ) Evangelos Venizelos (PASOK)
Minister: Minister of the Interior: Tasos Giannitsis (PASOK) | Minister for Decentralization and E-Government : Dimitris Reppas (PASOK) | Finance Minister: Evangelos Venizelos (PASOK) ( until March 19, 2012) ; from March 21, 2012: Filippos Sachinidis (PASOK) | Minister for Development, Competitiveness and Shipping: Michalis Chrysochoidis (PASOK); from March 8, 2012: Anna Diamantopoulou (PASOK) | Foreign Minister: Stavros Dimas ( ND ) | Minister of State to the Foreign Minister: until February 10, 2012 Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou (PASOK) | Defense Minister: Dimitris Avramopoulos (ND) | Minister for Education, Lifelong Learning and Religion: Anna Diamantopoulou (PASOK); from March 8, 2012: Giorgos Babiniotis | Minister of Labor and Social Security: Giorgos Koutroumanis (PASOK) | Minister of Health and Social Affairs: Andreas Loverdos (PASOK) | Minister for Rural Development and Food: Konstantinos Skandalidis (PASOK) | Minister for Justice, Transparency and Human Rights: Miltiadis Papaioannou (PASOK) | Minister for Citizen Protection: Christos Papoutsis (PASOK) | ( until February 27, 2012) ; from March 8, 2012: Michalis Chrysochoidis (PASOK) Minister of Culture and Tourism: Pavlos Geroulanos (PASOK) | Minister of Infrastructure and Transport: Makis Voridis ( LAOS until February 10, 2012, then Nea Dimokratia ) | Minister for Environment, Energy and Climate Change: Giorgos Papakonstantinou (PASOK) | Minister of State: Giorgos Stavropoulos (independent) | Minister of State and Government Spokesman : Pandelis Kapsis
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| SURNAME | Diamantopoulou, Anna |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Greek politician and EU commissioner |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 26, 1959 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kozani , Greece |