The Greek Ministry of Education is currently examining evidence related to incidents at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and has forwarded the documents to the Appeals Prosecutor's Office for further investigation.
The Ministry of Education in Greece is taking steps to investigate incidents that occurred at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on February 7. The ministry has received and is analyzing documents and data from both the university and the local police. This investigation is part of a broader effort to ensure that all aspects of the cases are thoroughly examined, including any potential actions or omissions by involved parties.
The evidence collected will be sent to the Appeals Prosecutor's Office in Thessaloniki, which is already conducting a preliminary investigation into the matter. The ministry is also awaiting the findings from an internal inquiry initiated within the university, which will be evaluated alongside all other relevant evidence. This multi-faceted approach emphasizes the ministry's commitment to a comprehensive and evidence-based investigation.
The Ministry of Education has indicated its readiness to undertake any additional actions that may be necessary within its remit. It stresses that the investigation will be thorough, well-documented, and respectful of legal frameworks, ensuring that every pertinent detail is assessed carefully. The implications of this inquiry could be significant for university governance and public trust in academic institutions in Greece.
