Since the political life of the country inevitably goes into “hard rock” before the elections, in the near future they want to highlight the main disagreements with the official opposition in a purely ideological field. As the Prime Minister said earlier, both parties represent “other worlds”. In the past few days, her topic has come to the fore decisively. Educationwith her entry. university police in the early universities.

For the government, this issue is a key dividing line with it. official oppositionlike in N.D. they believe that the rule of law in the universities is paramount, and it is the university police that will oppose the logic of “violence and chaos” presented several times in Greek institutions. On the contrary, for the official opposition, the university police is a “hired body” that will increase tension within the universities. Another key intersection of the two sides is the assessment of teachers in primary and secondary education. This is a reform that has been adopted but has not yet been implemented, and SYRIZA has strongly expressed its opposition.

The issues of the university police, investments and insurance, in the field of additional pensions come to the fore.

The subject of investment is Maximos Palace another field separating the two sides. Symbolically positioned in this category is Hellinikon, which has been a symbolic investment for the government from the very beginning. New democracy ever since it was in the axe. the opposition accused the then SYRIZA government of obstructing investment, which it “ideologically opposes”. The third key area in which the ideological difference between N.D. and SYRIZA is insurance, mainly in the field of additional pensions, where there was a fierce conflict between the authorities and the opposition. Recall that SYRIZA filed a petition for the unconstitutionality of the government bill, which was not accepted. However, Maximos believes that the implemented model, which includes the private sector, is an “example” of how the country is moving forward.

For the government, the issue of investment is, as mentioned above, a key field of coverage of its policy. Another investment was presented to Mr. Mitsotakis yesterday as the United Group wants to make a €2 billion investment in Greece by 2027 to modernize the telecommunications infrastructure with new technologies. “I believe that your decision is proof of the confidence shown by both domestic and international investors in Greece’s prospects. And, of course, I believe that the excellent work done by the Ministry of Digital Governance, as well as the funds available from the Recovery and Resilience Fund, supports this type of investment,” said Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the beginning of the meeting. noting that “2022 will be a record year for attracting foreign investment to the country.”