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Greek PM Mitsotakis: Next Election a Choice Between Realistic Hope and Experimentation

ATHENS – Greece is now growing at a much faster rate than the eurozone average, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed in an interview with The Wall Street Journal’s Gordon Fairclough published on Saturday. He noted that Greece is consistently recording primary surpluses, its debt is falling at the fastest rate among OECD countries, the country’s...

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Kyriakos Mitsotakis gave an interview to the Wall Street Journal, emphasizing that the real dilemma in the next elections is between realistic hope and experimentation. The Prime Minister spoke with the journalist of the historic American newspaper Gordon Fairclough. Mr. Mitsotakis described what the country has achieved in the last 7.5 years as “remarkable”, clarifying, however, that we are not yet at the desired level. As he clarified, in the …

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"Economic progress has not yet reached the everyday lives of citizens," says the Prime Minister

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The "new contract" ahead of the 2027 elections, the assumption of accuracy and the goal of growth at twice the rate of the Eurozone

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Speaking to Gordon Fairclough, the Prime Minister highlighted the importance of trust and accountability, announcing a "new contract" with citizens for faster growth and higher incomes.

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In the course of the Greek economy after the crisis, in the pressures that households continue to face due to the...

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