Tina’s splendor in Paris

Tina Birbili has set sail for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a very prestigious position for any Greek official, and with important material rewards too .

According to government sources, the former Environment minister, who found herself out of the cabinet in the last reshuffle, accepted a proposal from the PM and is seriously considering the move to Paris.

Her posting to the Ambassadorship of the country has, of course, very substantial material rewards, as according to information the relevant fee is around 300.000 euros per year for a 5-year tenure, with the provision of a very luxurious apartment in the French capital…

If Birbili decides to leave Athens, this will eventually prove that her course and that of Giorgos Papakonstantinou are not that different, as she had said during the ceremony for the delivery of the ministerial office, because the current Environment minister had worked in this organization for a decade.

The sure thing is that the Birbili’s path has much in common with the other “gardeners” of the PM’s environment. Let us remind our readers of the adventurous example of transeferring former Foreign minister Droutsas to the European Parliament, after the placement of St. Lambrinidis in the Foreingministry of and the one vacancy for the ruling party in the European parliament.