National
Presidency of the Hellenic Republic
- Greek: Προεδρία της Δημοκρατίας
Governs Greece
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Source: en.wikipedia.org, checkedWho sits on it
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President of the Hellenic Republic
Elected by the Hellenic Parliament
- Konstantinos Tasoulas since March 2025
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Sources for who sits on it
- President of the Hellenic Republic en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Konstantinos Tasoulas as President of the Hellenic Republic en.wikipedia.org · checked
What it can do
- Head of State
The President of the Republic is the regulator of the polity and represents the State internationally, declares war, concludes treaties and appoints the Prime Minister and ministers (Constitution of Greece, Arts. 30, 36 and 37).
- Promulgation of laws and dissolution of Parliament
The President promulgates and publishes laws and may dissolve Parliament in the cases provided by the Constitution (Constitution of Greece, Arts. 42 and 41).
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Sources for what it can do
- Head of State hellenicparliament.gr · checked
- Promulgation of laws and dissolution of Parliament hellenicparliament.gr · checked
Sources
- en.wikipedia.org · checked English Wikipedia, President of Greece and 2025 Greek presidential election, read 2026-10-12: incumbent Konstantinos Tasoulas since 13 March 2025; election rules (Art. 32). Fallback: Wikipedia, because presidency.gr returns HTTP 403. For: Presidency of the Hellenic Republic, President of the Hellenic Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas as President of the Hellenic Republic
- hellenicparliament.gr · checked Hellenic Parliament, Constitution of Greece (English translation, as revised 2019), read 2026-10-12 from the published text for the article references; institutional structure. The parliament site returned HTTP 403 to automated access on 2026-10-12, so article numbers were not re-checked line by line (ticket filed). For: Presidency of the Hellenic Republic in Greek, Head of State, Promulgation of laws and dissolution of Parliament
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