Economic growth “makes no sense if it is not reflected in the daily lives of citizens”
Saturday at TIF The Prime Minister will present A package of measures based on ‘prudent financial management’ And in the good run of the Greek economy, which yielded about 1.5 billion euros, the deputy minister said under the prime minister, Thanasis Kontogeorgis, On ERTNews and the “Weekend from 5” show.
This money, he said, will be allocated to as many citizens as possible, with a focus on family and middle class.
Interventions will mainly concern tax breaksso that they are permanent and sustainable, and the aim is to gradually improve income. The deputy minister pointed out that economic growth “makes no sense if it is not reflected in the daily lives of citizens”.
Mr Kontogeorgis proved that the problem of accuracy remains the largest thorn for the government, noting that “it cannot be resolved by one or two benefits”. As he said, this is a matter with deep roots, which is burdened by international crises (pandemic, energy, wars).
However, he referred to the intensification of controls for profanity phenomena, misleading discounts and cartels, noting that “consumers themselves are more suspicious”.
For the political scene and Alexis Tsipras
Referring to the discussions about Alexis Tsipras’ possible return, he stressed that “it is always concerned about what’s going on on the political scene”, but made it clear that the government is focusing on its work rather than opposition movements. At the same time, he commented that a former prime minister’s return would have to be accompanied by “self -criticism” and not by “rewriting the story”.
The electoral law and the self -reliance
Regarding the possibility of changing the electoral law, the Deputy Minister was categorical: “It is not going to change. The prime minister has shown institutional dedication and elections are not judged by electoral systems but by the work being done. “
Recognizing that polls show a distance from autonomy, he pointed out that “the image can change with work” and recalled that before the 2023 elections the New Democracy seemed away from 41%, but eventually succeeded.
FOR OPECEPE
Finally, in the OPEKEPE case, he said that there will soon be announcements on the findings of the audits, and the process of transferring the agricultural subsidy system to AADE is already proceeding. He stressed that “where there are responsibilities they should be attributed” and that the aim is to have justice for the rural world.