Two important announcements were made yesterday with a strong “pre-election flavor”. Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his main speech in Tripoli. The Prime Minister announced: a) 3% increase ceiling professional lease for another year and b) in December, a one-time assistance will be issued to all its members Greek police and his Coast security in the amount of 600 euros. At the same time, the Prime Minister, referring at the beginning of his speech to the tragic news of the death of an 11-year-old schoolboy in Serres from a burner explosion, noted that the government would do everything necessary to impose responsibility.

The pre-election coloring of the Arcadian tour emerged from the very beginning of the day, when the Prime Minister, from the headquarters of the Peloponnese region, gave the tour a “Papeloponnesian character”, since the leaders of all the prefectures were in Arcadia. . Mr. Mitsotakis, during his visit to the Industrial Zone, where he spoke with representatives of 18 companies from all the regional units of the Peloponnese, employing a total of 8,375 people and having an investment plan of 850 million euros in the region, noted that The government drew up a development plan “to be able to pinpoint the need for a harmonized plan at the regional level, bringing together various financial instruments and following a single logic.” In the discussion that followed, Mr. Mitsotakis raised the issue of the progress made over the past three years, noting that “then you would be talking about taxation, an economy that is not developing”, and “now we may have to face the problems of an economy that is developing “. Concerning the issue of energy, he said that it is “imported” and from now on our attention should be paid more to business in order to increase the competitiveness of the Greek and European economies. The Prime Minister emphasized that “I personally consider it an absolute priority to join the network of units that can use renewable energy to reduce production costs”, describing this development as a comparative advantage for the country, that “the sooner we do this, the more competitive we will be” .

The prime minister’s trip yesterday to Arcadia had a pronounced pre-election connotation.

200 projects and 5.25 billion

Mitsotakis’ visit to Tripoli was reported throughout the Peloponnese when the prime minister presented a €5.25 billion development program including 200 projects in all sectors that would fill the “Peloponnese’s development gap”. This, combined with private sector investment backed by public funding, has the potential to change the course of the region, as has been said. At the same time, Mr. Mitsotakis, referring to an issue that has caused great unrest in Arcadia – the placement of wind turbines in Mainalo – noted: “There is a big debate about where the renewable ones will be placed. The country needs more renewables, but that doesn’t mean they can be everywhere”, adding that “we will not fill our unique Greek mountains with renewables” and “Mainalo will be protected”, but returned to the topic during his evening speech. saying that “it is my final decision that Mount Mainalo connects with untouched mountains”, characterizing it as a “gift of nature”.