Υπουργός χωρίς σπουδές;
Υπουργός χωρίς σπουδές;
Εντύπωση προκαλεί στους δημοσιογράφους ανταποκριτές το βιογραφικό που διανέμει το γραφείο τύπου της Άννας Διαμαντοπούλου, στα αγγλικά. Δεν αναφέρεται πουθενά το πεδίο των "λαμπρών" σπουδών της κυρίας Διαμαντοπούλου. Αντιθέτως υπερτονίζονται όλες οι κομματικές της ιδιότητες. Ιδού:
Anna Diamantopoulou
Anna Diamantopoulou, currently Minister for Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious .Affairs, (born in 1959 in Kozani, Greece), is a Member of Parliament in Greece for the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK). She is a former EU Commissioner, for Employment and Social Affairs, in the Prodi Commission, a post she held between 1999-2004.
A civil engineer by training, Diamantopoulou's political career began early. As one of the youngest Prefects in....... Greece, Anna Diamantopoulou served the Prefecture of Kastoria for two years ending in 1986 with her appointment as Secretary General for Adult Education and later for Youth. She was appointed President of the Hellenic Organisation of Small and Medium-Sized Undertakings and Handicrafts (EOMMEX) in 1993 and left the position to become Secretary-General for Industry.
Anna Diamantopoulou's parliamentary career began in 1996 when she was elected to represent the district of Kozani. She was appointed as Deputy-Minister for Development in charge of privatisation and industrial restructuring, a position she left in order to become European Commissioner. Following her return to Greece, she served as an Opposition MP with responsibilities ranging from External Affairs and Defence to Development Policies. She was in charge of PASOK's political platform for the 2007 elections and Shadow Minister for Education until the 2009 elections.
Anna Diamantopoulou has been very active in European affairs both from her position at the European Commission and since her return to Greece. A champion of women's issues and a staunch supporter of a stronger, more competitive Europe, Anna Diamantopoulou continuously stresses the importance of balancing economic efficiency with social justice. She has served as Chair of the Party of European Socialists' Committee on the European Dimension of Social Europe and been an active participant in Europe-wide debates on the future of European competitiveness, the constitutional treaty and social issues.
A civil engineer by training, Diamantopoulou's political career began early. As one of the youngest Prefects in....... Greece, Anna Diamantopoulou served the Prefecture of Kastoria for two years ending in 1986 with her appointment as Secretary General for Adult Education and later for Youth. She was appointed President of the Hellenic Organisation of Small and Medium-Sized Undertakings and Handicrafts (EOMMEX) in 1993 and left the position to become Secretary-General for Industry.
Anna Diamantopoulou's parliamentary career began in 1996 when she was elected to represent the district of Kozani. She was appointed as Deputy-Minister for Development in charge of privatisation and industrial restructuring, a position she left in order to become European Commissioner. Following her return to Greece, she served as an Opposition MP with responsibilities ranging from External Affairs and Defence to Development Policies. She was in charge of PASOK's political platform for the 2007 elections and Shadow Minister for Education until the 2009 elections.
Anna Diamantopoulou has been very active in European affairs both from her position at the European Commission and since her return to Greece. A champion of women's issues and a staunch supporter of a stronger, more competitive Europe, Anna Diamantopoulou continuously stresses the importance of balancing economic efficiency with social justice. She has served as Chair of the Party of European Socialists' Committee on the European Dimension of Social Europe and been an active participant in Europe-wide debates on the future of European competitiveness, the constitutional treaty and social issues.
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