Mary Marouli-Zilemenou was born in Greece. She studied Political, Economic and Legal Sciences in Greece and France. She holds an MBA from the Economic Univ in Athens and a MA in Comparative Politics from Strasbourg University.

She holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Politics - from Panteion University where she taught for 40 years parliamentary law, Greek constitutional history and human rights in the European Union.

She is member of the Board of Directors of the "Euro - Mediterranean Academy of Arts and Sciences" based in Georgia and is teaching - as a visitor professor - " in European and American Universities for the last 8 years.

She has published 5 books on topics relating to the functioning of the State.

She has organized international Conferences and Scientific Meetings in Greece and abroad on Environment, Energy Security and Culture, in cooperation with Greek and foreign universities the European Union and UNESCO.

A number of her articles have been published in scientific journals in Greece and abroad. Has received awards from the Massachusetts Senate; Rhodes Island - USA, from the Ministry of Education of Spain, from UNESCO and other Organizations for her contribution to culture in general.

She has been awarded -three times- with the "Paul Harris Fellow" by the Rotary International for her humanitarian work. She is:

• President of the Hellenic National Council of Clubs and Centers for UNESCO
• President of the Centre for European Studies and Humanities "Ioannis Capodistrias",
• President of UNESCO Club of Argolis
• Vice-President of the International Organization "Cultural Horizons"
• President of "European Horizons Media Group" European news and culture portal
• Member of the Association of European Journalists.
• Speaks English/French/Italian