Christos grew up in Luxembourg and attended the European School. His love for Luxembourg City inspired him to become an architect. He is a dedicated European committed to Europe’s positive influence in the world.
Passionate about technology, democracy and politics, Christos has been campaigning for civil rights, participation, digital strategic independence, and inclusion for years, because he believes Luxembourg’s and Europe’s success requires every one of us.
Christos advocates for a sustainable and empowered Europe, and a stronger Luxembourg that remains a hub for quality employment. He believes, that in this decade, we must defend democratic values, defend Europe, and ensure AI augments our capabilities but does not replace us. His work aims to support a prosperous and democratic Luxembourg, in a strong European Union.
Since 2025, Christos leads Project Monnet, an effort to establish an alternative, massively-adoptable social media platform called ‘Monnet Social’ that can compete with Big Tech.
EARLY YEARS
Christos was born in Athens, Greece in 1993 and moved to Luxembourg with his parents in 1994.
Christos’ father, George Floros, first arrived in Luxembourg in 1981, to work for the European Commission, and returned in 1993, to continue contributing to the mission of a united Europe, that would support peace, stability, economic growth and job creation. He pursued this mission with determination and passion, until Parkinson’s disease made it impossible for him to continue.
His mother, Xanthi Bitzeka, left a career in advertising in Greece to follow his father in Luxembourg, and also served the European Commission for nearly two decades.
Growing up in Luxembourg in the 90’s, Christos experienced multiple worlds and cultures. His family was far away, but he had a multicultural and multilingual family (mostly Luxembourgish, Portuguese, Italian, and French), through his neighbours.
At the European School Christos was known as a friendly figure and performed in school plays. He served as President of the Pupils’ Committee, and was always available and at the service of the students.
UNIVERSITY YEARS
Christos studied at the School of Architecture at Oxford Brookes University and became a member of the Oxford Union.
While studying, he founded a political blog called ‘Wordscover‘ for students, to enable commentary on current affairs. In the Summer of 2012, during his bachelor studies, he also took an introduction to International Relations at Harvard, in the USA.
He then pursued theatrical studies, theatre and art being a big passion of his, and in 2017 was seen for the first time on the London stage at the Arcola Theatre in the company of Richard III and in his first authored play, Generation Z or Uncertainty of a Scattered Mind at the Corbett Theatre.
He continued his studies in architecture, European urbanisation and globalisation in Luxembourg, at the University of Luxembourg.
He worked throughout all of his studies, earning valuable, entrepreneurial and diverse experiences.
POLITICS
Christos is a progressive, pro-European voice.
He is a trusted advisor to senior politicians and communicates often with progressive, liberal, green, socialist and conservative politicians, policymakers and political influencers from across the EU, and the Atlantic.
Christos has been leading a movement of Civil Rights, inclusion and representation in Luxembourg, using social media to increase the availability of political discourse exposure to more people in our active population.
A Member of the Democratic Party since 2017, he was tapped to ran the 2024 European Elections with Charles Goerenes.
In 2025 he started Project Monnet, an effort to build a European, massively-adoptable social platform.
It has been the rich and varied experiences of Christos’ life – growing up in Luxembourg with people from all over the world, and his studies in the UK and the USA, that have shaped his personal, profesional and political journey.
Amid the divisions of today’s public debate, he still believes in the ability to unite people – for a Luxembourg, and a Europe that sees and acts on the larger picture, to tackle our greatest, global challenges.
Whether it’s Climate Change, War, Immigration, EU reform and enlargement, Christos Floros continues to speak out on the issues that will define the European Union and our country, Luxembourg, in the 21st century.
A member of multiple community boards, he contributes his time to our local and global communities.
POSITIONS
Christos supports global policies that benefit the entire world and advocates for collective decision-making. He believing policies should protect the best interests of all people.
Christos Floros is an ardent supporter of the European Parliament being enabled with power of initiative, and advocates for more participation in European democracy.
Christos Floros is a big proponent of Europe’s need to be strategically independent, when it comes to digital infrastructure and platforms of media and exchange.
He also favours multiculturalism, over assimilation, celebrating and embracing cultural diversity, as he knows full well, as a Luxembourger, that even the smallest voices are important.
Christos supports a mix of collective and private ownership and believes in government oversight to prevent exploitation.
He advocates for pacifism, preferring non-violent diplomatic resolutions to conflicts and supports secularism, favouring a separation of church and state.
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