“My first observation concerns the definitive and irreversible recovery course of our national total,” said him, in his speech at a development ministry event on the subject: “Productive transformation, strengthening investment and industry, for growth and new jobs throughout Greece”, at the National Gallery. “I believe that today there is virtually none of the reasons that led the country to the super-decade crisis, which distressed and hurt Greek society. An economy which now produces stable primary surpluses. An economy that can reduce the very large public debt that we inherited at the fastest rates in Europe.” “An economy in which public revenue increases despite the fact that taxes and contributions are reduced. An economy in which the banking sector has been refined so that it can respond to its essential role in financing the real economy. An economy where the external deficit is retreating and all this is reflected in the recovery of the investment tier and the trust of foreign households and markets, which is reflected in the deescalation of the country’s borrowing costs and the progress of Greek bonds,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed in his speech. “All this is the result of a systematic five-year work, resulting in Greece being presented today in Europe as an example for imitation. An economy that managed to achieve something that is not very easy. To be able to combine budgetary discipline and achievement of primary surpluses with a dynamic growth that far exceeds the average European average. And all this in political stability, with predictable electoral circles and with a government that has proved to be able to implement its policy with credibility,” he added.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: The path of economic recovery is definitive and irreversible
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