Clear message with a horizon in 2030 was sent by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis In his speech in the context of 89th Thessaloniki International Exhibition (TIF)announcing four key reforms that – as he pointed out – “go beyond government circles” and require broader political consensus.
“2026 and 2027 are large stations. But our destination is 2030. With reforms that are definitively changing the country, “he said.
The four major reforms announced by the Prime Minister
1. Establishment of the National Bachelor’s Degree
Mr Mitsotakis talked about a “huge change” in education, which will be examined together with all parties, to be applied over a four -year depth. The National diploma It aspires to be a new single institution that will enhance the credibility and value of the school title.
2. Complete the new NHS
“The new NHS belongs to all Greeks,” the prime minister stressed, demanding consensus on “self -evident solutions” and stressing that health cannot be transformed into confrontation. The reform at health system It aims at faster improvement of services and hospital strengthening.
3. Modern Town Planning and Full Land Registry
The town planning will be detached from the municipalities and join the Cadastre SA. The goal, as the prime minister said, is to cease to be “outbreaks of services or corruption” and to serve their true mission: proper urban development.
4. National Energy Map for the following decades
It is a one Long Breathe Reform which presupposes dialogue and national consensus. THE National energy map will chart the country’s course for energy autonomy, while ensuring at the same time affordable values in electricity For households and businesses.