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The part-time president
31.07.2008 / 00:00 CETIs Dimitris Dimitiadis, president of the European Economic and Social Committee, bound for greater things?© 2008 European Voice. All rights reserved.
Dimitris Dimitiadis, as seen by Marco Villard.Fact fileCurriculum Vitae
1957: Born, Thessaloniki, Greece
1981: Graduates in law from University of Thessaloniki
1987: Joins board of Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry
1997-2002: President, Thessaloniki traders' association
1999 : Joins European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)
2000: Joins board of Eurocommerce
2004: President of the EESC's budget group
2006: President of the EESCRelated articles- Parma alarm afoot
- Old habits seem hard to kick at the CoR
- Net gains from a career counting fish
- Great location, but no siesta in Vigo
- Europe's ‘parallel' civil service?
- Rights agency makes do with limited mandate
- Energising competition
- Agencies lose out in budget overhaul
- Satellites of (institutional) change
- Enisa – an agency fighting for its survival
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