He was born in 1938 in Athens, attended the Athens High School and entered the Athens Law School in fifth place and the Athens School of Philosophy in second place. He followed legal studies and practised law for 50 years.

He entered Freemasonry on 02.09.1964 in St. ” Sp. Nagos “, which he served as Dean, A’Ep. and Rev. He was also an inspector of the St. “Renaissance” and “Pythagoras”. He served continuously as a representative of his St. in the Great Council of Greece. In 1987 he joined the Council of the Great Society of Greece. and was re-elected as Major Dok. and Grand Eleon. In 2001 he was elected Proc. In 2004, he was elected as a Major Doctor, and in 2004 he was elected as a Major Doctor. He was made an honorary member of the St. Petersburg University of Technology. “Philip”, “Light”, “Dim. Margaritis’, ‘George Geramistos Plethon’, ‘Kabiros’, ‘Ypsilantis’, and in the Scottish Press he was named 32EME.

During his term of office as Major Doctor, the charitable work was systematically strengthened and organized with a large number of scholarships and the drafting of the relevant “Scholarship Granting Regulations”, the megariums of Athens, Xanthi, Chalkida, Ioannina were repaired and renovated, a new building was purchased in Komotini, the secretariat and the library of the Major St. and also the “Regulations of the Archives” and the “Masonic Research Centre” were drawn up. A two-year pilot study on “Centrifugal Tendencies” was carried out on the causes of withdrawal from the Brotherhood, contacts with foreign tectonic forces were intensified and participation in international events was promoted. The organisation of “Open Events” with the participation of distinguished guests as speakers also continued. A “Round Table” was organised in December 2005 on the ideology, philosophical structure, charitable and social character of Freemasonry, as well as on how to reach out to society in the form of justifying Freemasonry as an institution necessary for it.

In October 2006, after his many efforts, the Grand Lodge of Cyprus was established for obvious national reasons. The Grand Lodge of Greece, in honour of his overall contribution and in particular his dignity and ethos, has published a commemorative volume of his writings. He was transferred to the Eternal East on 9 November 2015.