There was a message from him last night Kyriakou Mitsotakis with former prime minister Kostas Karamanlis at the initiative of the Prime Minister. The discussion was held in a good atmosphere, while, according to Maksimos’s sources, K. Karamanlis will be present in the election campaign.

Kostas Karamanlis told Kyriakos Mitsotakis: “I am leaving now that the faction is strong, I am sure that we will win the elections.”

Karamanlis: I will not run for election

Recall that earlier Kostas Karamanlis officially announced his decision. not be a candidate in the upcoming parliamentary electionssuch as “K” was previously broadcast first.

As he said in his statement:

“I decided it was time to complete my parliamentary journey.

Therefore, I will not be a candidate in the upcoming elections. Obviously, I always support the New Democracy government, a faction founded by Konstantinos Karamanlis that has been in continuous operation for almost half a century.

True to its history, ideology, principles and values. With respect and love for her world and all Greek citizens.”

Mitsotakis: Wherever he is, he will continue to give all his energy for the good of Greece

In a statement following Kostas Karamanlis’ announcement that he would not stand for election, Kyriakos Mitsotakis said:

“I want to thank Kostas Karamanlis for his many years of contribution to the faction and the place. Personally, I don’t really forget that under his own party leadership I went into politics.

I know that the New Democracy has always been in his heart. Especially today, when the turning point in his own long-term path coincides with the opening of new and optimistic horizons for our country and our party.

That is why I am sure that wherever he is, he will continue to give all his energy for the benefit of Greece and our great faction. And he will be present in the great election battle that is about to begin.

Decision time

Since then, the tone has decreased, but the gap remains until today, and this is not the main reason for leaving, since Mr. Karamanlis is in Parliament 14 years after leaving the presidency, and the reasons may also be personal. nature.