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Yannis Stournaras has been sworn in for a third six-year term as the governor of the Bank of Greece, making him the longest-serving central bank chief since Greece restored democracy in 1974. The ceremony took place on June 24, 2026, at the Presidential Palace, where Stournaras took the oath of office before President Konstantinos Tasoulas.
The swearing-in ceremony was officiated by the Archbishop of Athens and all of Greece, Ieronymos, and attended by various dignitaries, including Greece's Minister of Finance and Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis. This marks a significant moment in Stournaras's career, as he continues his leadership role during a critical period for the Greek economy. Photos from the event have been shared across multiple news platforms, highlighting the importance of the occasion.
25 June
Yannis Stournaras sworn in for third term as Bank of Greece governor
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