Akis Skertsos: Stability Does Not Mean Stagnation
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"The public debate about seeking a third term in government is taking place more in terms of metaphysics and much less in terms of performance, credibility and plan," he points out.
“The public debate on the claim for a third government term is taking place more in terms of metaphysics and much less in terms of performance, credibility and plan,” points out in an article in “Kathimerini tis Kyriakis” the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, making special reference to the importance of political stability as a factor of collective progress but also resilience to crises. Referring to […]
"The public debate on the claim for a third government term is taking place more in terms of metaphysics and much less in terms of performance, credibility and plan," points out in an article in "Kathimerini tis Kyriakis" the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, making special reference to the importance of political stability as a factor of collective progress and resilience to crises.
According to Mr. Schertsos, the discussion about the next elections cannot be held in terms of the past.
Akis Skertsos emphasizes in "Kathimerini" that the discussion about a third government term must be based on projects and plans, not on metaphysics, and cites long-standing European governments of stability as examples.
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