Her schedule New Republic for the next four years, presented Kyriakos Mitsotakisat an event at the Greek World Cultural Center.

According to him, the management program for 2023-2027 is being developed in five Greek Identity Axis. “Today we will try to do something different. I will try to tell you a story about how I see Greece in four years. should continue them.”

Set as first axle a productive Greece that develops and creates new jobs and increases the income of all Greeks. He cited growth that was nearly double the eurozone average and a reduction in government debt by 40 percentage points. He stressed that “the preservation of financial stability is an inviolable condition and an agreement of trust with the new generation.”

“We have made very important steps forward, but at the same time we have reduced taxes and contributions, which proves the absolute consistency of actions,” he stressed. “The country for the first time managed in 2022 to produce primary surplusdespite tax cuts,” he added.

He also mentioned the investments of big giants in our country, such as Microsoft And pfizer. Then he showed the photo shipyards of syrospointing out that this is not the only shipyard that has reopened under different conditions, citing Elefsina and Scaramangas as examples.

He also emphasized that investments “do not mean much if they are not accompanied by good salaries.” The challenge has always been how to maintain disposable income by raising wages in relation to the productivity and growth potential of the Greek economy.

“Our goal is for the minimum wage to reach at least 950 euros after four years“, he stressed.

• Doubling the EU growth rate, increasing investment by 70%, reducing public debt to 120% of GDP in 2030, reducing unemployment below 8% by 2027, increasing the share of production with exports to 60% of GDP in 2027, 12 months of tourism season with revenues of 30 billion euros per year, Greece is in the top 10 countries.
• The immutable goal of a 25% increase in wages over four years, so that the average wage reaches 1,500 euros over four years and at least 950 euros for the minimum wage.
• New increase in pensions by 3-4% from 01/01/2024.
• We will have an increase in the wages of civil servants for the first time in many years thanks to the new unified payroll from 01.01.2024 with a total additional cost of 500 million euros only for the remuneration of civil servants and the introduction of a digital labor card for all enterprises, regardless of size and intensive labor inspection control.
• At this point, he spoke about tourism, noting that he has experienced great hardships during the period of the corona virus. He supported and noted that today we are pleased that 2022 will bring record revenues in major markets, and 2023 is expected to be even better. This did not happen, it was possible, he stressed.
• He said that in 2019 he planned to turn Greece into a huge construction site, and projects worth 22.5 billion euros are being implemented today.

Tax-free supplement of €1,000 per child

• He stressed the need for further reductions in tax rates.
• The four-year application fee will be completely waived. Increase in tax-free allowance by 1,000 euros for all families with children.
• We are reducing Social Security contributions by an additional unit in the first phase to reduce taxation at work, and starting January 1, 2025, we are reducing living expenses by an average of 30%.
• He mentioned 10 showcase projects that will either be completed or are in the process of completion over the next four years, distinguishing Thessaloniki Metro.

Digital revolution in healthcare

Addressing the axis of Social Greece, he spoke about policies related to education, health care and social cohesion.

• He first mentioned Operation Eleftheria, which he says is an image from the future.
• “We want this image to be available throughout the National Health Service,” he said, and then spoke about the digital patient file through myHealth, which will be completed at the end of the next four years. Digital health revolution through central government commitment.
• He mentioned the limitation of support beds, as well as the increase in the number of intensive care units.
• Modernized emergency departments in 80 hospitals and overhauled all 156 health centers in the country with funds from the Recovery Fund.
• Creation of more than 300 telemedicine points and reduction of waiting times for medical procedures.

10,000 new healthcare workers, doubling resources for my home

• He then spoke briefly about the health sector, talking about an increase in nursing staff by 10,000, refurbishment and modernization of 80 hospitals and 156 health centers, a free personal doctor for all, digital transformation of healthcare, the creation of 311 new mental health structures, and free preventive check-ups for all. citizens.
• Speaking about the transport sector, he stressed that public transport is not only a development project, but also a policy of social cohesion. He talked about environmentally friendly transport and reducing the arrival time between routes.
• Over the next four years, we will have 2,000 new buses in Athens and Thessaloniki, many of which will be electric.
• He then spoke about the My Home program and its importance, which was launched as a government response to youth demand for affordable housing. Doubling resources in the first stage due to the large response.
• He also spoke about the policy of accessibility of archaeological sites for people with limited mobility. By 2025, disabled access projects for 21 important archaeological sites will be completed.
• He also mentioned the project for a new National Archaeological Museum. He estimated that it would take about two years to complete the privately funded research and four years to build the entrance, which he called a development intervention.
• He added that in 2025 there will be a School of Performing Arts with full professional rights on a par with university graduates.

Digital state in the next four years with 80% renewable energy production

This was followed by briefings on the education and transport sector, with the prime minister stressing that the maternity allowance for freelancers and farmers is being increased from 4 to 9 months.

• The next axis he analyzed was Green and Digital Greece. “If any government is credible when it talks about digital politics, it is the North North government,” he said.
• He emphasized the real importance of introducing digitalization and stressed that with planning and hard work, today we can issue pensions in two months.
• This is the standard for the entire population. Digitalization of all public services in the next four years.
• He emphasized the importance of wind energy, stressing that our country produces almost 50% of its energy from solar and wind, stressing that we are world leaders in renewable energy production. Our goal is to reach 80% of electricity production from renewable energy within the next four years.
• At this point, he was talking about the Greco Islands initiative. This should be a model for all Greek islands.

We are becoming an international energy hub

• However, he also mentioned seismic surveys southwest of Crete, the results of which are expected, stressing that our country is turning into an international energy center. We are a country that plays a decisive role in ensuring the energy security of the entire Balkan region.
• Protecting our unique natural environment is essential, he said, referring to the Lost Mountains initiative.
• Speaking briefly about digital Greece, he mentioned the inclusion of 90% of public services in gov.gr, the complete digitization of central public archives, and the importance of optical fibers that will reach every public and private building.
• He also briefly spoke about a number of programs such as the energy retrofit of 600,000 homes, the completion of 45 waste management facilities across the country, and the National Reforestation Program.

“Fair Greece” that leaves no one behind

• The next axis “A Just Greece” includes not only the sphere of justice, but also means a Greece that leaves no one behind and gives equal opportunities, especially to those who need state care more than others, Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed.
• He cited the “personal assistant” program funded by the Recovery Fund, as well as violence against women and related initiatives.
• He then spoke about the LGBTI National Strategy and the right to donate blood, special employment programs for transgender people, special campaigns to protect HIV carriers, etc.
• However, he noted that justice as such is one of the biggest challenges we face due to delays and the goal is to reach the European average within four years, i.e. less than 500 days to resolve pending cases in justice. Digital justice and a new judicial map will also play a role here.
• He also mentioned the management of human resources in the state.

Strong Greece in defense, immigration and national security

• In the area of ​​equity and cohesion, he stressed that the 8 per cent increase in the minimum guaranteed income and disability benefits is under way and will continue.
• He dwelled on the gender pay gap and said it must stop and moved on to the last axis “Strong Greece”, which is about defense policy, immigration, national security.
• He showed an image from today’s Civil Protection and referred to pre-existing comparative programs.
• He spoke about the great achievement of 112, which he emphasized that we have every reason to be proud of, noting that we want to be pioneers in civil protection systems.
• He spoke about the achievements of effective border protection and announced initiatives to modernize the Coast Guard and create a Single Coordination Center.
• But he also talked about the reception centers for migrants, which were reduced from 122 in 2019 to 31, and the hiring of 2,000 border guards.