Government of Greece

Legislative, executive and judiciary powers of Greece
Central government
Coat of arms of Greece
OverviewEstablished1822StateHellenic RepublicLeaderPrime MinisterAppointed byPresidentMain organMinisterial CouncilResponsible toParliamentHeadquartersAthens, GreeceWebsitewww.government.gov.gr

Government of Greece (officially: Government of the Hellenic Republic;[1] also Greek Government or Hellenic Government)[2] is the government of the Hellenic Republic, reformed to its present form in 1822.[2]

The head of government is the Prime Minister of Greece. The prime minister recommends ministers and deputy ministers to the President of the Republic for an appointment. The prime minister, the ministers, and the alternate ministers belong to the Ministerial Council, the supreme decision-making committee. Usually, ministers and alternates sit in the Parliament. They are accountable to the Constitution. Deputy ministers are not members of the government.

Other collective government bodies, apart from the Ministerial Council, are the Committee on Institutions, the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defence and others, including particular government policy issues.

See also

References

  1. ^ ifrc.org
  2. ^ a b The Hellenic Government mfa.gr

External links

  • Official website
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First Republic
(1822–1832)
  • Executive of 1822
  • Executive of 1823 [el]
  • Executive of 1824 [el]
  • Administrative Committee (1826) [el]
  • Vice-gubernatorial Committee [el]
  • I. Kapodistrias [el]
  • Administrative Committee (1831) [el]
  • A. Kapodistrias [el]
  • Administrative Committee (1832)
  • I Sp. Trikoupis
Wittelsbach monarchy
(1833–1862)
  • II Sp. Trikoupis
  • I Mavrokordatos
  • I Kolettis
  • Armansperg
  • Rundhart
  • I King Otto
  • II Mavrokordatos
  • II King Otto
  • A. Metaxas
  • I Kanaris
  • III Mavrokordatos
  • II Kolettis
  • III Kolettis
  • Tzavelas
  • Kountouriotis
  • II Kanaris
  • Kriezis
  • IV Mavrokordatos
  • I D. Voulgaris
  • Miaoulis
  • Kolokotronis
Glücksburg monarchy
(1863–1924)
  • Provisional Government [el]
  • I Moraitinis
  • I Z. Valvis
  • Kyriakos
  • I Roufos
  • III D. Voulgaris
  • III Kanaris
  • II Z. Valvis
  • IV Kanaris
  • I Koumoundouros
  • I Deligiorgis
  • II Roufos
  • Voulgaris-Deligiorgis
  • II Koumoundouros
  • II Deligiorgis
  • III Roufos
  • V D. Voulgaris
  • III Koumoundouros
  • II Moraitinis
  • VI D. Voulgaris
  • I Th. Zaimis
  • III Deligiorgis
  • IV Koumoundouros
  • II Th. Zaimis
  • VII D. Voulgaris
  • IV Deligiorgis
  • VIII D. Voulgaris
  • I Ch. Trikoupis
  • V Koumoundouros
  • V Deligiorgis
  • VI Koumoundouros
  • VI Deligiorgis
  • VII Koumoundouros
  • V Kanaris
  • VIII Koumoundouros
  • II Ch. Trikoupis
  • IX Koumoundouros
  • III Ch. Trikoupis
  • X Koumoundouros
  • IV Ch. Trikoupis
  • I Th. Deligiannis
  • D. Valvis
  • V Ch. Trikoupis
  • II Th. Deligiannis
  • Konstantopoulos
  • VI Ch. Trikoupis
  • Sotiropoulos
  • VII Ch. Trikoupis
  • N. Deligiannis
  • III Th. Deligiannis
  • I D. Rallis
  • I Alex. Zaimis
  • I G. Theotokis
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  • IV Th. Deligiannis
  • II G. Theotokis
  • II D. Rallis
  • III G. Theotokis
  • V Th. Deligiannis
  • III D. Rallis
  • IV G. Theotokis
  • IV D. Rallis
  • Mavromichalis
  • Dragoumis
  • I E. Venizelos
  • I Gounaris
  • II E. Venizelos
  • III Alex. Zaimis
  • Skouloudis
  • IV Alex. Zaimis
  • Kalogeropoulos
  • Lambros
  • V Alex. Zaimis
  • III E. Venizelos
  • V D. Rallis
  • Kalogeropoulos
  • II Gounaris
  • Stratos
  • Protopapadakis
  • Triantaphyllakos
  • Charalambis
  • Krokidas
  • Gonatas
  • IV E. Venizelos
  • Kafantaris
Second Republic
(1924–1935)
  • Papanastasiou
  • I Sofoulis
  • Michalakopoulos
  • Pangalos
  • Eftaxias
  • Kondylis
  • VI Alex. Zaimis
  • V E. Venizelos
  • Papanastasiou
  • VI E. Venizelos
  • Tsaldaris
  • VII E. Venizelos
  • Othonaios
  • Tsaldaris
Glücksburg monarchy
(1935–1967)
  • Kondylis
  • Demertzis
  • I. Metaxas
  • Koryzis
  • Tsouderos
  • I S. Venizelos
  • I Georgios Papandreou
  • I Plastiras
  • P. Voulgaris
  • Archbishop Damaskinos
  • Kanellopoulos
  • II Sofoulis
  • Poulitsas
  • I Tsaldaris
  • Maximos
  • II Tsaldaris
  • III Sofoulis
  • Diomidis
  • I. Theotokis
  • II S. Venizelos
  • II Plastiras
  • III S. Venizelos
  • III Plastiras
  • Kiousopoulos
  • Papagos
  • I Kon. Karamanlis
  • Georgakopoulos
  • II Kon. Karamanlis
  • Dovas
  • III Kon. Karamanlis
  • Pipinelis
  • Mavromichalis
  • II Georgios Papandreou
  • Paraskevopoulos
  • III Georgios Papandreou
  • Athanasiadis-Novas
  • Tsirimokos
  • Stefanopoulos
  • Paraskevopoulos
  • Kanellopoulos
Military dictatorship
(1967–1974)
  • Kollias
  • Papadopoulos
  • Markezinis
  • Androutsopoulos
Third Republic
(since 1974)
Parallel administrations
"National Defence" (1916–1917): E. Venizelos
Collaborationist government during Axis Occupation (1941–1944):
  • Tsolakoglou
  • Logothetopoulos
  • I. Rallis

"Mountain Government" (PEEA):
  • Bakirtzis
  • Svolos

Communist government during Greek Civil War (1947–1949):
  • Vafeiadis
  • Zachariadis
  • Partsalidis
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