Examples of using Simitis in English and their translations into Turkish
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Simitis Vows to Bring Economic Changes to Greece.
Demystifying the convergence chart and blaming Simitis for burdening the economy.
Simitis' move is seen as a bid to boost the party's chances ahead of the vote.
Despite these successes, however, Simitis will never be remembered as being close to the citizens of Greece.
Tax rates currently at 35 per centwould drop to 30 per cent by 2008 under the Simitis proposal.
An interview with Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis is not an ordinary occurrence; he rarely speaks with the press.
To meet this demand, PASOK heldelections on 8 February to replace party leader, Prime Minister Costas Simitis.
The government of Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis has until May 2004 to address the problem of low wages and rising prices.
The Convergence Chart is the first among manysuch initiatives that Prime Minister Costas Simitis has announced.
Following the recent changes in his cabinet,Prime Minister Costas Simitis called for a meeting of the ruling party PASOK's new executive office.
The goals set for the EU at the Thessaloniki summit were achieved,said Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis at its conclusion.
Simitis took over the party reins in 1996, shortly before the founder's death, and is serving his second four-year term as prime minister.
Two months ago, the government of Prime Minister Costas Simitis pledged to cut taxes, a move the opposition dismissed as making empty election promises.
Simitis is reportedly planning to announce Papandreou's nomination for the PASOK top post during a Thursday meeting of the party's central committee.
ATHOC head Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki and Prime Minister Costas Simitis have called a special meeting to discuss the problems, according to the Greek press.
The first goal Simitis has set for his new government is to develop a"chart" of social convergence, as he terms it, inspired by the German system.
Just a few days before the European heads of states met in Thessaloniki,Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis said he expected Croatia to become a full member between 2008 and 2009.
Prime Minister Costas Simitis and his cabinet say they will focus on two things: income support and cracking down on price increases.
At a ceremony on 30 January,Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis opened the Main Press Centre adjacent to the Olympic Complex in Athens' Maroussi district.
Simitis' only disadvantage is his age. At 68, some may think that he might not be able to follow the heavy travelling schedule that is required of the EC president.
That will require modifying the constitution, something that Simitis acknowledges could be difficult to achieve, since changing the constitution would require parliamentary approval.
Simitis also envisions measures for small- and medium-sized enterprises, intended to help Greek businesses achieve higher productivity and offer better quality of services, while boosting their competitiveness in relation to other European businesses.
Announcing parliamentary elections, Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis confirmed that he is stepping down as leader of the PASOK party, which has governed Greece for 19 of the last 22 years.
Another advantage that Simitis has is that he is favoured by the French and the Germans, because of his reform of the Common Agricultural Policy and his stance on the war in Iraq.
On Friday(20 June), Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis will face one of the most important European summits since the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992.
Costas Simitis promises regional development and social convergence after the elections, while highlighting the changes that PASOK will make internally to better serve Greeks.
In a move apparently planned for almost a year, Simitis resigned as party leader in mid-January. On 8 February, George Papandreou was elected leader of PASOK with more than 1 million votes.
It is no secret that Simitis' most probable successor is George Papandreou, son of charismatic former Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou and grandson of former Prime Minister George Papandreou.
Greek Foreign Minister GeorgePapandreou replaced Prime Minister Costas Simitis on Sunday(8 February) as leader of the ruling Panhellenic Socialist Movement(PASOK), after receiving the overwhelming backing of party members and supporters.
During the ceremony, Simitis spoke by satellite with Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos, the commander of Greek forces in Afghanistan, Major Miltiadis Kollatos, and with Giannis Manousis, mayor of a small Greek island.