PM Mitsotakis to Cabinet: Our economic policy transmits a message of confidence and realism

“The message sent by our overall economic policy is a message of confidence and realism but also a message of cautious optimism,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated initially of the Cabinet assembly, which he chaired on Friday.

He underlined that the brand new state price range addresses the three main nationwide points of the present conjuncture, serving stability, consistency and continuity, “and above all our commitment to the Greek people to fight hard to build a modern state that moves forward and aims high. We are implementing this commitment and we continue to fight for it”.

Mitsotakis additionally stated that “all the figures show that the national economy is resilient,” and analysed information confirming this. “All those things we are citing today are reasons to work hard and not to brag,” he added.

The Prime Minister additionally referred to the 2nd installment of the Recovery Fund, noting that the choice for its disbursement was anticipated quickly, presumably even on Friday, and that it will likely be “a move that puts a European stamp [of approval] regarding the correct management of European funds by the government but also replies to the irresponsible things recently said about a possible renegotiation of the Recovery Fund”.

“This capital,” the premier stated “will invigorate the real economy in its entirety and support the whole of society. It creates hope for the many and maybe some concern for the few”.
He additionally spoke of the “household basket”: “We are a government that stands with the country and the many. I know that this initiative, without being a cure-all, in combination with the other support measures, has helped relieve the most vulnerable”.

Concluding, he referred to the invoice on low cost housing for younger people who was tabled in parliament three months after it was introduced on the Thessaloniki International Fair.

SOURCE; ANA-MPA