Mr Papandreou, 57, told The Australian last week that if elected he would make several reforms to help members of the Greek diaspora in Australia and elsewhere, making it easier for them to work in Greece and to vote in Greek elections.
He said he would change Greece's education rules so as to recognise three-year bachelor degrees issued by Australian universities as the equivalent of four-year Greek degrees.
He also vowed to allow the 1million-plus registered Greek voters who live overseas to vote by mail or at local consulates instead of the current system which requires them to travel to Greece to cast a ballot.
He said he would change Greece's education rules so as to recognise three-year bachelor degrees issued by Australian universities as the equivalent of four-year Greek degrees.
He also vowed to allow the 1million-plus registered Greek voters who live overseas to vote by mail or at local consulates instead of the current system which requires them to travel to Greece to cast a ballot.
