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PASOK presents education proposals at a seminar in Athens

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The PASOK party hosted a seminar titled "Education Changes in Greece" on July 15, 2026, at the Odeon of Athens to present its educational proposals.
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis emphasized the importance of education as a national priority and outlined specific policy commitments during his speech.
The seminar featured remarks from former Prime Minister George Papandreou, who supported changes to Article 16 of the constitution regarding education while opposing profit-driven universities.
The proposals presented include topics such as digital schooling, measures to combat bullying, the abolition of nationwide exams, and the introduction of a national graduation certificate.

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On July 15, 2026, the PASOK party, also known as the Movement for Change, held a seminar titled "Education is Changing in Greece" at the Odeon of Athens to present its education policy proposals. Party leader Nikos Androulakis emphasized the importance of education as a national priority and a public good, calling for a new national planning framework that focuses on educational reforms.

During the event, Androulakis outlined a distinct educational policy model with specific commitments, advocating for the support of teachers and critiquing the current government's approach to education. Former Prime Minister George Papandreou attended the seminar, expressing support for changing Article 16 of the Greek Constitution to allow for the establishment of private universities, but firmly opposed the idea of profit-driven institutions in education. He reiterated the need for consensus across ideological divides regarding education's critical role in national development.

The seminar also featured discussions on various proposals, such as the introduction of digital schools, measures against bullying, the elimination of centralized university entrance exams, and the establishment of a national diploma system. The event served as a platform for the party to communicate its educational vision and engage with stakeholders on the direction of Greece’s education system.

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