The Greek Parliament, less than 24 hours after it was constituted, dissolved this afternoon, according to the issued presidential decree signed by the president Katerina Sakelaropoulou and the Prime Minister Ioannis Sarmas, which officially announced the elections in Greece on June 25.

The presidential decree was hung on the front door of the Parliament, and it foresees that the new parliamentary composition that will result from the elections, will hold its first session on July 3, that is, eight days after the elections.

The MPs who won the confidence of the citizens last week had a mandate shorter than 24 hours, which is the second time in recent Greek history that the Parliament was opened for just one day.

Yesterday at 18 pm, the new 300 MPs took a solemn oath, today the President of the Parliament, deputies and secretaries were elected, and at 16 pm this afternoon, the Parliament dissolved.

Previously, the MP from New Democracy Constantinos Tassoulas with 270 votes "for" and 26 abstentions, he once again won the trust of the deputies and was re-elected as the president of the Greek Parliament

The new parliament was made up of MPs from five parties that passed the three percent threshold for entering the Parliament in the elections.

New Democracy received 146 MPs, SYRIZA 71, PASOK - Movement for Change 41, the Communist Party 26, and the Greek Solution 16 MPs.

With the announcement of the presidential decree and the dissolution of the Parliament, Greece enters a new, second pre-election period after after the elections on May 21, none of the parties secured the necessary majority to form a Government.