Christos Faslis

Athens Lawyer Christos Faslis was born in 1983 in Trikala, where he grew up.

He completed his general studies at the 2nd Unified Lyceum of Trikala with honors in 2001, at which time he was admitted to the Law School of the University of Athens.

He participated in the UN WorldMUN and ThesisMUN international diplomatic simulations in 2007 and 2008.

He graduated from the Law School of Athens with the grade of Very Good.

He served his military service in 2008-2009 in the Infantry and Special Forces.

He has a master’s degree at Panteion University, in the Department of Public Administration, with the subject of studies being Legal Culture.

He practices law enforcement based in Athens at a nationwide level.

He has attended mediation and alternative dispute resolution courses from the British body CEDR, by which he was accredited as a Mediator in 2011, while he is on the list of Accredited Cross-Border Mediators & the EBEA List of Mediators.

He has attended the 1st Arbitration Seminar from EBEA and has received a certificate of specialization in Arbitration, while he is a member of the Hellenic Arbitration Committee of ICC Hellas.

He is specialized in negotiations and has attended the internationally recognized Program on Negotiation (PON) of Harvard Law School.

He has been trained in GDPR by TUV NORD and is accredited as a Data Protection Officer (DPO).

He writes regularly in print and electronic media and more often in Kathimerini, ESTIA and the Huffingtonpost website.

Member of the Board of Directors of the Union of Citizens for INTERVENTION in the period 2010-2013.
President of the Association of Argytheats of Athens. Member of the Board of Directors of the Thessalian Studies Society.

He speaks English and French.