PM Mitsotakis

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  • Mitsotakis: Greek railways’ restructuring will be based on the ‘PPC model’

    Mitsotakis: Greek railways' restructuring will be based on the 'PPC model'

    He stressed that, "later today, contracts will be signed at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport for the restoration of infrastructure in Thessaly, which was destroyed by Daniel shortly after the completion of Contract 717 in September 2023.

    Mitsotakis: Greek railways’ restructuring will be based on the ‘PPC model’
  • Mitsotakis urges unity and warns against political exploitation ahead of Tempe anniversary protests

    Mitsotakis urges unity and warns against political exploitation ahead of Tempe anniversary protests

    “Many of our fellow citizens will gather in squares across the country to honor the memory of the victims. They will send a clear message that the truth must prevail and the guilty must be held accountable. They will demand safe public transportation from the state,” Mitsotakis told his cabinet on Wednesday, highlighting the government’s responsibility to ensure that everyone can exercise their right to free expression.

    Mitsotakis urges unity and warns against political exploitation ahead of Tempe anniversary protests
  • PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards

    PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards

    I want to once again assure the residents of Santorini, as well as the residents of the neighbouring islands who are now going through a difficult time, that the state mechanism is at their side. Obviously, it is much better to be prepared and anticipate events than to rush to deal with them afterwards. I again recommend keeping calm, listening to the civil protection service's instructions and we hope that this phenomenon will end and the island return to its normal life," he noted.

    PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards