Hatzidakis: In 2030 Greece Will Be Among the Advanced European Countries
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The main axes of tomorrow's announcements by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis were announced by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, speaking today in Thessaloniki, at the 3rd Economic Conference of "Imerisias", on the theme "The Greece of Tomorrow - Made in Greece: Southeast Europe". As he said, the government interventions will concern a wide spectrum of society, with an emphasis on relief ... More www.ertnews.gr
The goal for Greece to have definitively left the previous period behind it by the end of the decade and be "in the first gear of the EU" was set by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, presenting from Thessaloniki the main axes of the New Democracy's economic program for 2030. "It is not a utopian goal" Speaking to […]
“We want Greece, by the end of the decade, not to simply try to close the gap with the advanced European countries, but to be among them. To have left the previous decade behind and be in the first gear of the EU. It is an ambitious goal. However, it is not utopian. We only have to look at how much things have changed in recent years.” The post K. Hatzidakis: In 2030 Greece will be among the advanced European countries appeared first on PatrisNe…
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NewsBomb"We want Greece, by the end of the decade, not to simply try to close the gap with advanced European countries, but to be among them. To have left the previous decade behind and to be in the first gear of the EU. It is an ambitious goal. However, it is not utopian. We only need to see how much things have changed in recent years." This was underlined by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, speaking today in Thessaloniki, at the 3rd Economic …
As Kostis Hatzidakis stressed, New Democracy's 2030 economic program for Greece will be based on three main pillars.
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K. Hatzidakis emphasized in Thessaloniki that the government's goal is for Greece to be among the most developed European countries by 2030, leaving behind the decade of crisis, building on the significant improvements in the economy.
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