What is the prime minister expected to say
The prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis It is going to June 24th today to The Hague, where he will attend the summit of NATO. In the evening, the prime minister will attend the royal couple in honor of the leaders in honor of the leaders.
Tomorrow Wednesday, June 25, the Prime Minister will take part in the session. In the afternoon, the prime minister will go to Brussels, where he will attend the Global Summit: Health & Prosperity Through Immunisation co -organized by the European Union, Gavi and the Gates Foundation.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis, addressing our allies in NATO, is expected to emphasize that Greece spends more than 3% of its GDP in defense and belongs to the hard core of alliance countries that have exceeded the NATO commitment that is currently 2% of GDP.
In terms of escalating tension in Middle East It will reiterate that Iran should not acquire a nuclear arsenal and the parties involved must return to the negotiating table, so that at least at the last moment a further military escalation can be avoided, which can also have economic consequences for its global economy and economy.
Mr Mitsotakis has been pre -empted neighbors and partners for the attitude our country will take in migration on the occasion of the situation that has been shaped by our southern border and the increase in migratory flows from Libya. Our country is expected to keep a harsh stance on this issue and as the prime minister announced Preventive ships of the Navy outside Libya’s territorial waters will be sent While he emphasized the traffickers will not be commanded about who is coming into our country.