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Euro Zone: Greek Finance Minister Encourages Germany to Reform

Summary by Handelsblatt
In view of rising interest rates, European Group CEO Pierrakakis calls on governments to make savings and reforms. For Germany, he has a special suggestion from his home country in the Handelsblatt interview.

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The Minister of Economy and President of the Eurogroup expressed his belief that Germany, with the reforms it is promoting, will manage to respond to populism.

·Marousi, Greece
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"The cost of "Non-Europe" is higher," stressed from Germany the Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup Kyriakos Pierrakakis. Kyriakos Pierrakakis advocated a stronger European Union, by removing obstacles between member states, which, as he said, will ultimately bring benefits to everyone. The minister highlighted the importance of technology as a central element of any modern policy and, referring to the Greek …

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In view of rising interest rates, European Group CEO Pierrakakis calls on governments to make savings and reforms. For Germany, he has a special suggestion from his home country in the Handelsblatt interview.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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In a delightful piece, Robin Wigglesworth comments on the FT’s exhortation by Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis to the German government to proceed with… necessary reforms, an admonition that Greek governments have received countless times in recent years. “In these dark days, one tends to look for small rays of light pouring from […] The article Pierrakakis as new Merkel encourages Germany to… drink the ‘bitter medicine’ of reforms an…

"Europe must transform its economic size into economic power. Now is the time for decisions and results," said the minister ...

Statements by Kyriakos Pierrakakis in Berlin on the 5 European reforms, economic power and populism.

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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