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“Tomorrow, at the Council of Ministers, each minister will present the 3-4 main priorities until the elections, because we are interested in the government producing work even in the last turn,” emphasized Kostis Hatzidakis. The deputy prime minister, in an interview on ERTnews television, added: “We do not face the opinion polls with a sense of complacency. One could say that it is very important that, after seven and a half years of governance…

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“We have a lot of work to do. Tomorrow, at the Council of Ministers, each minister will present the 3-4 main priorities until the elections, because we are interested in the government producing work even in the last turn. The best prediction for the outcome of the elections is effort, seriousness and work.” The above was stated by the vice-president […] The article Hatzidakis: The 4 priorities of each ministry until the elections – Presented at…

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The ministers will present the main priorities of their portfolios until the elections at tomorrow's cabinet meeting, as reported by the Deputy Prime Minister, Kostis Hatzidakis. "We have a lot of work ahead of us… K. Hatzidakis: The priorities of each ministry until the elections are on the cabinet table - NAVTEMPORIKI

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The government's main priorities until the next elections will be presented tomorrow, Monday (2/11), by the ministers in the Council of Ministers, as announced by the Deputy Prime Minister, Kostis Hatzidakis.   More...