His visit to the Achaia Regional Office continues today, Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The Prime Minister visited the headquarters of the Region of Western Greece in Patraswhere the presentation of the comprehensive plan for Patras in 2030 took place, and at the end of his visit he gave a press conference for the local media.

“We have a coherent and costed development project for Western Greece, over 80 infrastructure projects, projects with development and social character that make up our narrative that Patras deserves to be the country’s western gateway to Europe.” stressed the prime minister. at the start of the press conference. “It is enough to visit the open construction site of the Patras-Pyrgos road and compare the current situation with previous announcements and fragmentary contracts,” he added characteristically.

“The government is justifiably proud of being consistent in its statements, and when there are delays, we recognize them and correct them,” he said, while noting that “I think that the next few years will be years of intense dynamic development for Western Greece with the citizens of Patra as the protagonists”.

With reference to case of wiretapping Prime Minister that “the issue of communication security is very important. With great courage, I took the responsibility of the government, we moved forward with the replacement of faces and introduced a bill that recognizes long-standing failures to eliminate them. In this process, we are open to any changes that will improve it,” he said.

Specifically for the predator, he noted: “We are the first country to ban the sale, use of such malicious software and its use is again becoming a criminal offense. We interfere in all activities that we are allowed to do. This question of whether I am safe when I communicate often worries us in contact with our colleagues, and this applies to all world leaders, we are taking action and recognizing that technology can be outside of us, ”he added and invited everyone who has information about using the software to go to court.

O Greek-Turkish relations Mr. Mitsotakis described Turkey as unpredictable, contentious and often aggressive and defended our country’s arms programs. “We want an honest dialogue on one and the most pressing issue – the delimitation of maritime zones. We will not engage in dialogue with the absurd. No Greek prime minister will discuss the sovereignty of our islands. We will also not discuss our weapons programs with anyone. Greece is a force for stability in the Mediterranean,” he stressed.

Referring to auctionsThe Prime Minister noted, among other things, that “the government in this matter offers citizens many opportunities to save their homes. Auctions remain a small exception. Citizens regulate and pay, and most of them are consistent.”

He turned his fire on Alexei Tsipras, wondering (in connection with his visit yesterday to the home of journalist Ioanna Kolova) “how much hypocrisy can fit in a photo?” “This is the prime minister, there were 30,000 auctions in his days, and I didn’t see him running to people who were losing their homes,” he added.

“The country left memorandums behind, but some, like Mr. Tsipras, did not leave the policy of memorandums. Such cheap tricks of using anger that may exist no longer work because Mr. Tsipras ruled and the citizens remember his work very well,” he said, leaving a “window” of interventions for successive borrowers.

“As the cost of borrowing increases, I have asked the Treasury Department to exhaust all we can do for regular borrowers by consulting banks,” he said.