Georgios Lilikas - Revision history

Irlandos at 20:37, February 17, 2013

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Irlandos at 20:37, February 17, 2013

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 Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foreign Minister]]. He resigned in July of [[2007]] after AKEL pulled out of the governing coalition but threw his support behind incumbent President [[Tassos Papadopoulos]] for the upcoming elections.
-In [[2012]], Lillikas stood for President on his own. He polled 24.93% of the vote barely missing out on second place which would have pitted him in the runoffs against [[DISY]] chairman [[Nikos Anastasiades]].
+In [[2013]], Lillikas stood for President on his own. He polled 24.93% of the vote barely missing out on second place which would have pitted him in the runoffs against [[DISY]] chairman [[Nikos Anastasiades]].
 Lilikas is married with one son.

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	Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus\|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)\|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)\|Foreign Minister]]. He resigned in July of [[2007]] after AKEL pulled out of the governing coalition but threw his support behind incumbent President [[Tassos Papadopoulos]] for the upcoming elections.		Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus\|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)\|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)\|Foreign Minister]]. He resigned in July of [[2007]] after AKEL pulled out of the governing coalition but threw his support behind incumbent President [[Tassos Papadopoulos]] for the upcoming elections.
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		+	In [[2012]], Lillikas stood for President on his own. He polled 24.93% of the vote barely missing out on second place which would have pitted him in the runoffs against [[DISY]] chairman [[Nikos Anastasiades]].

	Lilikas is married with one son.		Lilikas is married with one son.

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 Lilikas was born in the village of Panagia, [[Paphos province]], on [[June 1]], [[1960]]. He studied Political Science at the University of Lyon and obtained a doctorate in [[1987]].
-Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foreign Minister]]. He resigned in July of [[2007]] after AKEL pulled out of the governing coalition.
+Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foreign Minister]]. He resigned in July of [[2007]] after AKEL pulled out of the governing coalition but threw his support behind incumbent President [[Tassos Papadopoulos]] for the upcoming elections.
 Lilikas is married with one son.

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-'''Georgios Lilikas''' is the current [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foregn Minister]] of [[Cyprus]].
+'''Georgios Lilikas''' is the current [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foreign Minister]] of [[Cyprus]].
 Lilikas was born in the village of Panagia, [[Paphos province]], on [[June 1]], [[1960]]. He studied Political Science at the University of Lyon and obtained a doctorate in [[1987]].
-Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foregn Minister]].
+Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]] in [[1996]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Cyprus)|Foreign Minister]].
 Lilikas is married with one son.

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 Lilikas was born in the village of Panagia, [[Paphos province]], on [[June 1]], [[1960]]. He studied Political Science at the University of Lyon and obtained a doctorate in [[1987]].
-Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 23]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Foregn Minister (Cyprus)|Foregn Minister]].
+Lilikas was first elected into the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]], under the banner of [[AKEL]], in [[Lefkosia province]]. He was appointed [[Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism (Cyprus)|Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism]] on [[March 1]], [[2003]]. On [[June 13]], [[2006]], he replaced [[Georgios Iakovou]] as [[Foregn Minister (Cyprus)|Foregn Minister]].
 Lilikas is married with one child.