PASOK Change President highlighted the three main obstacles for Brain Regain & Retain
Low wages, high costs of living with increasing accuracy, as well as the worsening problem of the roof were highlighted by Nikos Androulakis as the main obstacles that prevent the return of Greeks who have gone abroad during the financial crisis and to stop their continuing trend.
The president of the PASOK-Main of Change participated in a discussion in the Foreum: Brain Regain & Retain. “We have a country with low wages and constantly inflated accuracy: housing, food, transport, as far as a young man who wants to make a start in his life. Unemployment is improving but salaries are still very low especially the first salaries of a young scientist. What has improved for a new researcher? Is there an ecosystem of research attractive to stay? No!” He emphasized while identifying as a strategic objective to become “Greece Center for Innovation and Research, with quality of life, quality of democracy, for our young people and young people to feel the need for things to fight here”.
Mr. Androulakis noted PASOK’s proposal for the so -called Angel Visa: “The New Democracy invested in Golden Visa. But real estate is not a field that we need to invest in all the extroversion of the economy, because they have overwhelming side effects in the lifestyle of our society. You see the results. One in two direct foreign investment is real estate. This is a non -durable economy. We are on the rise: Give room to Angel Visa. That is, in order to get a Visa to invest in research, innovation, a start-up, invest in a start-up small and medium-sized enterprise, “PASOK-KINAL president emphasized.
When asked about the time horizon that could produce fruit policies to alleviate the increased cost of living, Mr. Androulakis pointed out that a start should be made. “Four years ago I presented the housing policy program on Portugal standards. If they started it four years ago, would it be here today? I accepted the prime minister’s absolute contempt and I read in a Sunday newspaper that he is now thinking of implementing a social housing program. Everything is a matter of momentum. If we become a government, we will lay the foundations of a social -democratic program that will bring European regularity to the country, “he added, leaving the housing policy on government policy.
The leader of the opposition criticized the perception of the state-state, as he said, who permeates the exercise of power by the New Democracy: “They manage the state as a loot. And, if that doesn’t change, nothing will change. The rulers think that because the people voted for them, the state is their property and tooling bureaucracy, corruption, to reproduce their power. If we do not face this central problem, we do not face anything, “he said and stood in the OPECEPE case.
“Personally, in recent years I have put it in Parliament many times, with the Prime Minister’s timely in the discussions of the last two budgets. Do you know what I had to deal with? The Minister of Rural Development has arrived to say that I do not wear the National Greece jersey, that I have a strange persistence with OPEKEPE. And finally where did we get? In the daily pan -European cross -country in the country, “said Nikos Androulakis.
He added that the young people’s perception of the quality of democracy in Greece should not be underestimated. As he emphasized, “the toxicity that exists within the country at parties’ operation of social media, at the level of discussion, undermines their participation. We want these people to participate, because they are people who have experiences from abroad. Their visual angle is useful. That is why we need to find ways to participate more actively in the political system. Have to offer. It is a belt of another experience that can help the country go steps forward, “he added.
For the revision of Article 16, Mr Androulakis reiterated the position of PASOK Change that “there must be non-state, non-profit universities in Greece, but universities that promote research, with campus, and not consider a university a two-storey. For me, this is not university is a college of many that work today. ” He also noted that in the Constitutional Review it is positive in this perspective so that our country can acquire with respect to the Constitution.
However, he described Mr Pierrakakis’ acrobatics as acrobatics and stressed: “We are positive so that we can contribute to the article in a specific way. That is, to allow the establishment of non -state / non -profit universities in Greece to the standards of other countries. And to have well -funded public universities and really non -state / non -profit as they exist elsewhere. But universities normally with campus, research, participation in academic life and in a way that will help the public university. “