Par groupe parlementaire

Athanasios Panagioti Dabakis

Député Laconie

Information personnelles

Date et Lieu de naissance:

Athanasios Davakis was born in Athens in 1962, 18th March. He originates from Mani (Kehrianika).

État civil:

Athanasios Davakis is married with one daughter.

Profession:

Solicitor.

Études:

He studied Law at the Democritian University of Thrace and also holds a degree in Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies from the School of Philosophy of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He is a solicitor and a member of the Athens bar. He was awarded a research grant from the National Research Institute of Athens (Department of Modern Greek Research, Sector: “Constitutions and Ideology in 15th- 19th century Society”.)

Langues:

English, French.

Activités parlementaires

He became a member of the Greek Parliament in the consecutive elections of 1993, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2009 and 2012, representing the electoral region of Laconia. He served as a Secretary and Deputy Dean ‘Cosmitor’ at the Board of Parliamentary Presidents, as well as, he appointed a member in various Parliamentary Committees.

Activités politiques/sociales

• During his Undergraduate Studies, he was responsible of the ideological planning of DAP-NDFK at Democritian University of Thrace Between (1980-1984).
• Political executive of New Democracy Party for the Laconia prefecture (1988).
• Member of the Central Committee of New Democracy Party, since February 1977 till today.
• He acted as a chair of Boards in the Greek Organization “O.G.E.E.K.A. Dimitra” (Greek Ministry for Food and Rural Development from March 2008 till September 2009.
• Shadow Minister for Civilization Affairs of the New Democracy Party since 2009.
• He served as a Reserve Officer (Pilot Officer of Judicial in Martial Aviation, 1984-86).
Member of various Cultural and Scientific Associations of Laconia, as the Literally Group of ‘’Parnassos’’, ‘’Society for Laconian Studies’’, ‘’The Society of Peloponnesian Studies’’, the club of: ‘’The Friends of Spartan Archaeological Museum”, “The Intellectual Hearth of Sparta”.

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