Tricky attack At the Minister of Education Kyriakos Pierrakakis, he launched PASOK on the occasion of the establishment of non -state universities and the arrival of the Sorbonne Paris Nord country.

“Worthy muddle, Mr. Pierrakakis. We suggest the normal University of Sorbonne to proclaim you an honorary doctorate“, PASOK says in a statement, adding that”Following Mr Pierrakakis’ unthinkable and inflammatory statements, it is obvious that the Strategic choice of New Democracy is to sink the political life of the place in extreme toxic polarization.“

And continues: ‘The use of the word “murder” proves that it is the other side of the same coin of toxicity. Just with a suit and tie.

Mr Pierrakakis has been transformed by a minister responsible for upgrading public education in the country, to a minister of downgraded universities abroad and other colleges. The “Sorbonne” that is supposedly “coming” has been here since 1995.
And for numbers lovers: This institution is at 920th place of the world rankings between the 20,966 evaluated and evaluated
Lukewater than 6 Greek HEIs.

Worthy muddle, Mr. Pierrakakis. We suggest the normal University of Sorbonne to proclaim you an honorary doctorate of toxicity. “

Pierrakakis: PASOK taught us that in addition to murdering characters there is also murder of universities

Earlier, the Minister of Education, speaking to SKAI regarding the establishment of non -state universities, commented that “I knew that there was a murder of characters in politics, PASOK what taught us was that there is a murder of universities”.

“Whether or not it is a Sorbonne, put someone from the control to get on the university’s site. The Foundation made a statement yesterday that it belongs to 4.4% of the best universities in the world, being one of the 13 universities that succeeded Sorbonne in 1970 with a history of 50 years. These people have said they will come to Greece and make an investment of 25 million euros and at Campus level for the next 5 years. If it is good, you will see it from the competent independent authority. It sounds good to me that one university wants to come to my country. Doesn’t Mr. Androulakis make this university? Does he want another one? “

At the same time, he accused PASOK for “vertigo” on this issue. “In Parliament when we passed the law on non -state universities, it was in favor of non -state universities, but not these non -state universities. Then we opened the issue of IB, the International Bachelor’s Degree. The PASOK sector has made a statement that it was against IB, I went to the House and reminded them that the provision for the international Baccalaureate had been voted by George Papandreou as Minister of Education in the government of Andrea Papandreou. “