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Pierrakakis: PASOK taught us that apart from character assassination there is also assassination of universities

"Yesterday was a dark day for Parliament and democracy, the Opposition is 'flirting' with the absurd", the Education Minister commented

Vocational Training academies established – Education Ministry’s bill presented

The bill formalizes the collaboration between the public and private sectors, aiming to produce highly specialized professionals while addressing the specific needs of each region in the country

Bill for the establishment of Academies for private sector executives to be presented today

The presentation will also include the formalization of 600 clergy positions in the historic Patriarchates

The agreement for the 22 Public Onassis Schools has been signed- The 11 areas where they will operate

Mitsotakis: Our central choice is equal opportunities in education - Pierrakakis: With this collaboration, the number of Model Schools will increase by 50% - Onassis Foundation President: We will spend 160 million Euros

Pierrakakis: More than 100 proposals for postgraduate partnerships between Greek and foreign universities

The internationalisation of higher education in Greece on two parallel paths

Mitsotakis at the cabinet meeting: We don’t have the luxury of complacency; Our focus is on those who need it most

The Prime Minister’s address at the final cabinet meeting of 2024 - Next meeting scheduled for January 10 - What he said about the budget, changes in education, and the armed forces

Papastergiou on Social Media: We may need to consider more drastic measures for young children

The Minister of Digital Governance stressed that the issue of children’s addiction to the internet is a global one – He stated that measures must be taken at the European level

ALCO: 72% say no social media for children – Who are the most successful ministers

A large majority supports implementing a legal ban, following the Australian model – Satisfaction with the strengthening of the armed forces and foreign policy, but significant dissatisfaction regarding the handling of inflation - See the presentation of the survey

IB: The benefits and difficulties of the International Baccalaureate coming to public schools

In 2026 the first students - The procedure, the courses and the universities that admit graduates without exams - What applies to the private sector

What changes for students with the introduction of IB in public schools – Starting in five high schools in September 2026

The International Baccalaureate is being introduced in at least five Model High Schools, as announced by Kyriakos Pierrakakis

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