The "Volunteer" of the Prime Minister's Office in Parliament, Michalis Bekiris, Leaves with a Bang
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Michalis Bekiris announced that he is temporarily stepping down from his duties as director of the Prime Minister's Office in Parliament and is making a "rendezvous" with the courts. The post Michalis Bekiris, the "volunteer" of the Prime Minister's Office in Parliament, is stepping down with a bang appeared first on in.gr.
Michalis Bekiris announced that he is temporarily stepping down from his duties as Director of the Prime Minister’s Office in Parliament, pending judicial clarification of the case, after informing Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. In his statement, he claims that for the past month he has been faced with an “unprecedented campaign of personal targeting” and emphasizes that his decision is exclusively personal.
"We'll see you in court," he warns - The issue was sparked by publications and announcements by opposition parties that he does not have a government gazette notification of appointment and a corresponding degree for the position - He himself had replied that he works as a volunteer
In his statement, Mr. Bekiris claims that for the past month he has been faced with an "unprecedented campaign of personal targeting" and emphasizes that his decision is exclusively personal.
Michalis Bekiris announced his decision to temporarily step down from his duties as Director of the Prime Minister’s Office in Parliament, citing the need to protect his personal dignity and his family, amid what he describes as an “unprecedented campaign of personal targeting.” Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ close associate announced that he has already informed the Prime Minister […] The article Michalis Bekiris: He is leaving the Prime Minister’s Offic…
Michalis Bekiris announced his temporary resignation from the position of Director of the Prime Minister's Office in Parliament, until the case is resolved in court, after previously informing Kyriakos Mitsotakis. In his statement, he speaks of an "unprecedented campaign of personal targeting" and denies that his decision constitutes acceptance of any accusation. At the same time, ELAS Press Secretary Theoni Koufonikolakou raises questions about…
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