Greek PM Mitsotakis efers to halt to provocations in the Aegean over the past 12 months, a curb on human trafficking and an express visa process for 10 islands
“It was asked of us, and we explained why we couldn’t do this,” he said, speaking during a television interview on Thursday evening when asked about the prospect of such deliveries to Ukraine
The PM posted a video message on social media platform TikTok
The Premier made statement during a visit an an open vegetable market
Greek PM arrived on the large east Aegean island to inaugurate a new highway and see an express visa program in practice
The Greek PM himself made the announcement from Brussels on Thursday, while he also responded to a question on Athens' intent to create a marine park in the central Aegean, an environmental initiative
He also cited the illegal migration problem now faced by Cyprus as a result of turmoil in the Middle East
Mitsotakis said that after the “unprovoked and illegal attack by Russia against Ukraine” entered its third year the EU would continue its support for Ukraine, economically, and militarily, for as long as necessary.
This is the first visit of a Greek Prime Minister to Poland since 2011
Greek leader plays up country's geostrategic location for transports, energy inter-connectivity
The repeated there was no cover up of the Tempi train crash
Gentiloni praised the Greek PM for the "economic success story"
Discussions on the logistics of the meeting are underway, including a timeline and framework for the meeting as well as who will be joining the two leaders.
As part of its initiatives, the Ministry of Education is introducing tougher measures and launching a digital platform for reporting school bullying incidents.
The Greek leader referred to the challenge of the upcoming European election, highlighting the achievements of the current leadership in various areas such as the economy, defense, illegal migration and civil protection
The President of the European People's Party (EPP), Manfred Weber called Mitsotakis a leader in support for Ukraine
Greek leader refers directly to a young woman's fatal stabbing by her ex-boyfriend turned stalker this week outside a police precinct, moments after an emergency dispatcher told her over the phone that 'police cars aren't taxis'
The Greek PM highlighted the complexity of the current environment, expressing the challenge of balancing access to innovative and generic drugs at affordable prices while ensuring supply chain stability and fostering innovation in drug discovery.
While the multinationals’ top executives are expected to discuss global sector issues, the Greek side, as host of the morning meeting, is interested in promoting the country as an investment and R&D destination.
He spoke during his regular weekly briefing on the government’s work, which is aired on Sundays