‘If one compares the appearances in Stylianidis’ book and In Patel’s bookare the two faces of ND. And Mitsotakis runs combined. ” With this phrase, the central minister of government summed up her… reading two days New Democracyon the sidelines of the presentation of the new book by the former Director of the Prime Minister’s Financial Office, yesterday afternoon at the National Gallery.
Admittedly, Mr Patelis’ book presentation gathered a much more central and technocratic audience, with many government officials and few “blue” Members. In contrast to the book curated by the Euripides Stylianidis For artificial intelligence, Where the “whole” ND was found to be the exception of Antonis Samaras.
It should be noted, Mr Patelis never pretended to be moving differently, nor has he ever developed close relationships with the blue parliamentary group. Perhaps many MPs may believe that his face symbolized the intense period before the marriage of homosexual couples who “scratched” the ruling party. On the other hand, he is one of the architects of economic policy that followed by Kyriakos Mitsotakissomething that he himself believed out of the presentation. “Alexis was one of the” silent protagonists “of this economic course of recovering the country’s confidence,” the prime minister commented.
Center and Laiki Right
A look at the first series of the presentation of Mr. Pateli’s book was enough to find that there were many of the people who did not come to Euripides Stylianidis’ book. Said, ministers and deputy ministers such as Akis Skrtsosthe Domna Michaelidouthe Lina Mendonithe Irene Agapidakisthe Nikos Tsafithe Vivi Charalambogianni etc.
To the few MPs who gave this present, one distinguished the ND secretary Costa Skreka and the predecessor of Maria Syngela, Christos Staikoura who worked with Mr. Patelis for years as Minister of Finance, but also to them Tassos Hatzivasiliou, Maria Antoniou, Nefeli Hadjiioannidou and Spyros Kyriakis. The executives who appeared in both books include Kostis Hatzidakis, Adonis Georgiadis, Sofia Zacharaki, Dora Bakoyannis, Christ Dimas etc.
To a large extent, the people who gave the “present” to the National Gallery symbolize the “opening” attempted for days Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the ND and brought the party to strengthen the rates of self -reliance. A typical example is the former President of the Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou.
Of course, from the European elections and thereafter, the opening to the center has been placed several times, although Mr Mitsotakis remains a fan of bilateral enlargement. In this context recently recruited Andreas Loverdoswho will be politicized in the southern sector of Athens. Also, as some commented, Mr Mitsotakis seemed to move a little more comfortable in the environment and anthropogeography of the Gallery.
On the other hand, the Conservatory’s audience, the “whole” of the ND, is absolutely essential to the ND’s electoral sovereignty and should not be considered at all given. Consequently, the balance of balance remains difficult, but imperative for Mr Mitsotakis.
‘Citizens judge, compare and remember’
At the same time, Mr. Mitsotakis has begun to launch his first trolley shots to Alexis Tsipraseven without naming it. So given that Alexis Pateli’s book He describes, among other things, the way to change the country’s image abroad after the Tsipras period, Mr Mitsotakis did not let it go unnoticed when he was asked by journalists on his exit from the presentation.
“This is not up to us, it always depends on the Greek people. But as I had confidence in 2023, when a New Democracy’s electoral victory had to come to substantially validate the achievements of the first four years, I always have confidence in the crisis of the Greek people and the citizens who see, judge, compare and remember, ”
It should be noted, given that Mr Tsipras is preparing in turn to present his book in a few weeks, there were no pharmacist comments on the “wells”. “Patel took six months to write a book, Tsipras took about six years to form a narrative,” he said. This, of course, does not prejudice Maximus’ attitude towards rebranding Tsipras in the form of a read.
See photos from the event for the presence of Alexis Patelis’ book
‘The Great Return’
With his book “The Great Return: The Road to the Reliability of Greece”, released by Papadopoulos, Alexis Patelis takes us to the sanctuaries of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ rule.
In a narrative from the inside, the former Head of Mr Mitsotakis’ Economic Bureau from 2019 to 2024, when he resigned, describes the route until the recovery of the investment level, amid multiple crisis.
‘Our book takes us to the decision -making center’
Referring to the book, the Governor of the Bank of Greece Giannis Stournaras He noted that he transferred the reader to the center of decision -making and is “a testimony of strategy: how, after a decade of deep crisis and questioning, Greece has re -raised its credibility, voice and position in European and international events.” Mr Stournaras also referred to Mr Patelis personally, whom he described as a man “with strong views, even if one disagrees”.
For her side, the Marialena AthanasopoulouDeputy Head of ESM’s Department of Financial Risk Analysis, speaking from the “other side of the table”, noted that the recovery of Greece’s credibility was not easy or expected, but it was the result of work and targeting to restore the country’s prestige.
‘Patriotism is not the crowns and the big words’
Mr Patelis himself stood in the meaning of patriotism. “Patriotism is not the crowns, and the big words. It is neither the “Go Back Mr Merkel, Go back, Mr. Schoeble”, as Mr Tsipras said, nor to blame the national symbols with screams and constant invocations of our glorious past, as the far -right does. Real patriotism is to help your country actually become stronger. It is to contribute to actions for a more powerful and more proud. “