“I am sure that we will have many more women in the next cabinet,” the Prime Minister said in a message. Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a TV interview he gave to ALPHA on Wednesday morning.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis – in another interview – emphasized issues relating to women and gender. “I always believe that before engaging with the public, you need to prove that you can offer something in the area in which he works. Obsess over the signs, learn from the real society, from the real economy. And we have too many women like that on our ballots. And I will not hide from you that many times I am embarrassed by what I hear, especially in regions where citizens have many options, for example, they have four candidates, put four crosses, and they say: “let’s put a woman as well.” What is “and one woman”? You can put four women, ”the prime minister commented.

Referring to ND Bulletin Status he emphasized that “I have fulfilled my obligation and we have eight women and seven men, half of whom are women in elected positions”, while he expressed the goal of “bridging the gap that still separates women’s wages from men’s wages” .

“For maternity leave we have done many things. We have equalized holidays in the private and public sectors, for the first time we have given parental leave. We gave the family 2,000 euros of support for each child born,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis added at the time.

When asked about the drugs needed for assisted reproduction, as well as for freezing, the prime minister replied that “we have to look at the costs, look at the conditions under which there can be support.”

“I think it’s important to use the term femicide, not with its legal dimension, but, I would say, with its symbolic dimension, to highlight a phenomenon that definitely existed before. We did not attach due importance to this, but now we are not just highlighting it, but protecting and giving the woman the strength to speak out before we reach the tragic end,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis, among others, answered a question about femicides and cases of gender-based violence in Hellas.

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Elsewhere, in an interview with Katerina Kainurgiu, the Prime Minister expressed his sadness “that, unfortunately, there is also a work of artistic expression – music that children and adolescents hear a lot – which, unfortunately, demonstrates the exact opposite of these standards that we want to show. Women who are objects to men who see them either for sexual exploitation.”

For her New Generation The Prime Minister noted the following: “My duty to the new generation is to create conditions so that young people can claim a better future. I put the most emphasis on education, general education, not only university education, but also skills, technical education and, of course, work.”

Although he also highlighted Program “My home”., which, as the Prime Minister said, “allows young people, young couples under 39 years of age, to own a home at a monthly cost much less than what they would pay for rent.” In other words, we subsidize the mortgage down payment, but in the end the house will be theirs in a few years.”

Finally, Kyriakos Mitsotakis reported that among political leaders, he would prefer “have a beer with Dimitris Koutsoubas” because he would like to understand “what makes a person today a communist“, indirectly criticized SYRIZA’s proposal to abolish the special admission base to universities and expressed his joy at the “creative activity of young people so that problems come to the fore.”