According to government. The restrained but clear government optimism is evidenced by the fact that, based on this encouraging reality, Prime Minister plans to make announcements and new measures to support citizens, in early September, during its traditional presence in TEF.

“Once we have correctly measured, prioritized, identified opportunities, the Prime Minister will responsibly talk about what Greek society can expect in the face of a difficult winter and what the course of the Greek economy as a whole will be in this last year of our first term in office. He will very specifically and very clearly announce what kind of support measures the Greek society can count on,” a government spokesman said yesterday. G. Economy and added: “We support the citizens in the face of these unprecedented crises that are having very unpleasant consequences in their economic life, which both Greek and European societies are facing.”

Noting that this is the result of the planned work of the government, Mr. Economou said that “tourist traffic in our country is gaining momentum, as tourist flows exceed even the most optimistic initial forecasts.” He continued: “Foreign arrivals at the country’s airports reached 3,481,000 in June, up slightly from June 2019. Characteristically, more than 15,000 tourists visit the Acropolis every day, while this week the number of visitors to Athens is estimated to have exceeded one. million.” And after talking about the current social tourism programs, his mention of the plan for the coming winter months, which is aimed at specific tourist groups from abroad, is of particular interest: “Now the goal is to extend the tourist season, and also attract pensioners from Northern Europe in November, December and January,” he said.

Finally, when asked about what is happening between China and Taiwan, a government spokesman, noting that “the planet no longer needs tension,” emphasized: “It is important for us that there be no tension, that logic and disputes be resolved peacefully on the basis of what is provided for by international law and international conventions”.