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The Minister for Foreign Affairs (Greek: Υπουργός Εξωτερικών) is the senior minister at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece, established on 3 April 1833. The current Minister for Foreign Affairs, since 11 November 2011 is the former European Commissioner Stavros Dimas. The minister is one of the most important members of the Greek cabinet, with responsibility for the relations between the Hellenic Republic and foreign states.
Ministers for Foreign Affairs since 1974
Main article: List of foreign ministers of GreeceName Took Office Left Office Party George Mavros July 24, 1974 October 9, 1974 Center Union Dimitrios Bitsios October 17, 1974 November 20, 1977 New Democracy Panayotis Papaligouras November 29, 1977 May 10, 1978 New Democracy George Rallis May 10, 1978 May 9, 1980 New Democracy Konstantinos Mitsotakis (1st term) May 10, 1980 October 21, 1981 New Democracy Ioannis Charalambopoulos October 21, 1981 July 26, 1985 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Karolos Papoulias (1st term) July 26, 1985 July 2, 1989 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Tzannis Tzannetakis July 3, 1989 October 12, 1989 New Democracy Georgios Papoulias (1st term) October 12, 1989 November 23, 1989 Antonis Samaras (1st time) November 23, 1989 February 16, 1990 New Democracy Georgios Papoulias (2nd term) February 16, 1990 April 11, 1990 Antonis Samaras (2nd time) April 11, 1990 April 14, 1992 New Democracy Konstantinos Mitsotakis (2nd term) April 14, 1992 August 7, 1992 New Democracy Michalis Papakonstantinou August 7, 1992 October 13, 1993 New Democracy Karolos Papoulias (2nd term) October 13, 1993 January 22, 1996 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Theodoros Pangalos January 22, 1996 February 18, 1999 Panhellenic Socialist Movement George Papandreou February 18, 1999 February 13, 2004 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Tassos Yiannitsis February 13, 2004 March 10, 2004 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Petros Molyviatis March 10, 2004 February 15, 2006 New Democracy Dora Bakoyannis February 15, 2006 October 7, 2009 New Democracy George Papandreou 7 October 2009 7 September 2010 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Dimitris Droutsas 7 September 2010 17 June 2011 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Stavros Lambrinidis 17 June 2011 11 November 2011 Panhellenic Socialist Movement Stavros Dimas 11 November 2011 Incumbent New Democracy External links
Current Cabinet of Greece Prime Minister Deputy Prime Ministers Ministers Interior: Anastasios Giannitsis · Administrative Reform and e-Governance: Dimitris Reppas · Finance: Evangelos Venizelos · Foreign Affairs: Stavros Dimas · National Defence: Dimitris Avramopoulos · Development, Competitiveness and Shipping: Michalis Chrisochoidis · Environment, Energy and Climate Change: Giorgos Papakonstantinou · Education, Lifelong Learning & Religious Affairs: Anna Diamantopoulou · Infrastructure, Transport and Networks: Makis Voridis · Labour and Social Security: Giorgos Koutroumanis · Health and Social Solidarity: Andreas Loverdos · Rural Development and Food: Kostas Skandalidis · Justice, Transparency and Human Rights: Miltiadis Papaioannou · Citizen Protection: Christos Papoutsis · Culture and Tourism: Pavlos Geroulanos · Minister of State: Georgios StavropoulosForeign Ministers of Greece First Hellenic Republic
(1822–1832)Negris§ · Al. Mavrokordatos§ · Glarakis§ · Sp. Trikoupis§†
Kingdom of Greece
(1832–1924)Sp. Trikoupis · Al. Mavrokordatos · Rizos-Neroulos · von Rudhart · Zografos · Paikos · Christidis · Rizos-Neroulos · P. Deligiannis · A. Metaxas · Mansolas · Sp. Trikoupis · Kolettis · Tzavelas · Kolettis · Tzavelas · Mansolas · Kolokotronis · Londos · Glarakis · Londos · P. Deligiannis · Paikos · Argyropoulos · Al. Mavrokordatos · Sp. Trikoupis · Rangavis · Palamidis · Thr. Zaimis · Krestenitis · Papalexopoulos · Christopoulos · Theocharis · Diamantopoulos · Kalligas · D. Mavrokordatos · Th. Deligiannis · Kalligas · P. Deligiannis · Th. Deligiannis · Kalligas · Th. Deligiannis · Boudouris · Vrailas · Deligiorgis · Christopoulos · Koumoundouros · Deligiorgis · Valasopoulos · Valaoritis · Deligiorgis · Ch. Trikoupis · P. Deligiannis · Th. Deligiannis · Valaoritis · Deligiorgis · Christopoulos · Thr. Zaimis · D. Voulgaris · Spiliotakis · I. Deligiannis · Ch. Trikoupis · Kontostavlos · Deligiorgis · Kontostavlos · Deligiorgis · Koumoundouros · Ch. Trikoupis · Th. Deligiannis · Ch. Trikoupis · Th. Deligiannis · Ch. Trikoupis · Koumoundouros · Rikakis · Ch. Trikoupis · Koumoundouros · Th. Deligiannis · Louriotis · Dragoumis · L. Deligiorgis · Meletopoulos · Dragoumis · Kontostavlos · N. Deligiannis · Skouzes · Skouloudis · Al. Zaimis · Romanos · Al. Zaimis · Skouzes · G. Theotokis · D. Rallis · Romanos · Skouzes · Baltatzis · Christakis-Zografos · Mavromichalis · Kallergis · Gryparis · Koromilas · Panas · Streit · El. Venizelos · Christakis-Zografos · Gounaris · El. Venizelos · Al. Zaimis · Skouloudis · Al. Zaimis · Karapanos · Zalokostas · Al. Zaimis · Politis · D. Rallis · Kalogeropoulos · Baltatzis · Stratos · Baltatzis · Kalogeropoulos · PapanastasiouSecond Hellenic Republic
(1924–1935)Roussos · Rendis · Roussos · Michalakopoulos · Hatzikyriakos · Rendis · Hatzikyriakos · Kanakaris-Roufos · Argyropoulos · Michalakopoulos · Karapanos · Argyropoulos · Michalakopoulos · Papanastasiou · Michalakopoulos · I. Rallis · Michalakopoulos · Mavroudis · Maximos · P. Tsaldaris · Maximos · P. Tsaldaris · Maximos · I. TheotokisKingdom of Greece
(1935–1967/74)Demertzis · I. Metaxas · Koryzis · Tsouderos · G. Papandreou (Sr.) · Sofianopoulos · P. Voulgaris · Politis · Kanellopoulos · Sofianopoulos · Rendis · K. Tsaldaris · Pipinelis · S. Venizelos · Plastiras · S. Venizelos · Politis · S. Venizelos · Dragoumis · Stefanopoulos · S. Theotokis · Averoff · Pesmazoglou · Averoff · Pesmazoglou · Averoff · Pipinelis · Oikonomou-Gouras · S. Venizelos · Xanthopoulos-Palamas · Kostopoulos · Melas · Tsirimokos · Stefanopoulos · Toumbas · Oikonomou-GourasMilitary Junta
(1967–1974)Third Hellenic Republic
(since 1974)Kypraios · Mavros · Bitsios · Papaligouras · G. Rallis · Mitsotakis · Charalambopoulos · K. Papoulias · G. Papoulias · Samaras · Mitsotakis · Papakonstantinou · K. Papoulias · Pangalos · G. Papandreou (Jr.) · Giannitsis · Molyviatis · Bakoyannis · G. Papandreou (Jr.) · Droutsas · Lambrinidis§ variously as Chief Secretary/General Secretary of State
† officially considered the first foreign minister of independent GreeceCategories:- Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Greece
- Lists of government ministers of Greece
- Foreign ministers
- European government stubs
- Greece politics stubs
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