CHARALAMPOS
KORAKAS
Charalampos Korakas was born in Athens. A graduate of the Law School of the University of Athens, he specialised in Public Law at the University of Paris.
He joined the Diplomatic Service, where he served in Brazil, Italy, and Turkey, eventually reaching the rank of ambassador. In this capacity, he represented Greece in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Spain, and France.
After 38 years, he concluded his diplomatic career with the title of Ambassador Emeritus, and subsequently taught at the Diplomatic Academy and the Hellenic National Defence College.
He has delivered lectures and published studies in Greece and abroad on foreign policy, Greek history, and culture.
He is the author of the following works:
- Disertaciones sobre Grecia moderna (Córdoba, 1997)
- Protocol of International Relations (Athens, 2005)
- Crónicas hispano-helenas (Lima, 2010)
- Geopolítica de Grecia (Santiago, Chile, 2010)
- Peter the Cretan (Aiolos Editions, Athens, 2013)