Ikarti
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| Ikarti | |
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| National rank | 11 |
| Level | 17 |
| Politics | |
| President of Greece | |
| August 28, 2008 – November 5, 2008 | |
| Preceded by | John Daker |
| Vice President of Greece | |
| August 2, 2008 – August 28, 2008 | |
| Preceded by | John Daker |
| Member of the Hellenic Parliament | |
| July 2, 2008 – August 28, 2008 | |
| Society | |
| Nationality |  Greece
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| Date of birth | 17 June 2008 - Day 210 |
| Date of death | Summer 2009 |
| Residence | Thrace, Greece |
| Military | |
| Military Rank |  Lieutenant
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Ikarti is a successful Afro-Hellenic politician and businessman. He is the tenth and current President of Greece and has previously served as an MP and Vice President. His beautiful pearly-white teeth complement the rich chocolate tone of his skin, which has darkened somewhat under the Greek sun. He is known for his trademark light and swooping moustache, a style which has become popular among the Afro-Hellenic population of Greece by whom it is called the "Ικαρτιστας" (Greek: Ikartistas, Ikarti-moustache)
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Childhood to mid-life
Early career
Member of Parliament
Vice President
When John Daker was elected to the Presidency in August 2008, Ikarti was chosen to be Vice President, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and eventually Minister for Economy and Finance. Due to his advanced age, Daker relied on Ikarti's advice throughout much of his presidency.
As Vice President, Ikarti negotiated trade agreements with Norway, Austria, and Thailand. Furthermore, he led an operation in which federal agents with the Hellenic Mint seized 10 troy ounces of pure gold (worth 66 thousand drachmas) that were stolen from local treasuries during the Balkan War and held in facilities operated by Nevugila.
President
As President, Ikarti moved to stabilize the Greek economy. He enriched the Greek treasury by exchanging revenue generated by tax reform enacted during the Daker administration for gold. That gold was then returned to the market at a lower price which forced international monetary speculators to deflate the drachma. As of September 12, 2008, the recommended GRD-XAU rate is 2,800 GRD to 1 XAU. In previous months it was as high as tens of thousands of GRD to 1 XAU.
