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Kostas Karamanlis (Κώστας Καραμανλής)

Public profile of the Greek politician commonly known as Kostas Karamanlis. Birth date widely listed as 14 February 1956 in Athens, Greece. The date provided in your query (September 14, 1956) does not appear in standard public records for this person.

Key facts

• Birth: 14 February 1956, Athens, Greece.
• Family: Nephew of Konstantinos Karamanlis, founder of the New Democracy party and a former Prime Minister/President of Greece.
• Education: Law degree from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
• Political roles: Prime Minister of Greece (2004–2009); Leader of the New Democracy party (1994–2009); Member of Parliament representing the Attica region (dates vary).

News highlights

• 2004: Led Greece during the Athens Olympic Games, hosted in Athens that year.
• 2009: Resigned as Prime Minister and as leader of the New Democracy party following electoral results; later stepped back from active front-line politics.
• Post-political period: Maintains a presence in public life through party channels, think tanks, and cultural/public-education initiatives; has not held a current government role in recent years according to public records.

Social media and public presence

There are no widely verified official personal social media accounts publicly acknowledged for Kostas Karamanlis. Public communications are typically routed through the New Democracy party channels, official parliamentary or governmental communications, and major news outlets. As with many public figures, there are various fan pages and media profiles, but verification and official status vary.

Recent projects and activities

Publicly documented post-political activities are limited. He has been associated with broader Greek political life and various cultural and educational initiatives connected to the Karamanlis family and public policy circles. Specific, independently verifiable projects are not widely reported in mainstream sources as of the latest public records.