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Sofia Zacharaki

Greek politician

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  • Sep 11

    Greek schools open 2026–2027 year with 11 public IB programs and 5,259 permanent teachers

    Greek primary and secondary schools opened on Friday for the 2026–2027 academic year with the launch of public International Baccalaureate programs, 5,259 permanent teaching appointments, and 29,948 substitute hires.

  • Sep 9

    OECD PISA 2025 study records global drop in student test scores as Greece and Germany lag benchmarks

    The OECD released its 2025 PISA results covering 765,000 students across 91 countries on 8 September 2026, showing international declines in reading, mathematics, and science competencies.

  • Aug 24

    Greek cabinet meets on 24 August to review Greece 2.0 and retail price cuts

    Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis chairs a cabinet meeting at the Maximos Mansion on Monday to address retail price caps, school openings, regional development, and spatial planning.

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