Its president discussed economic and geopolitical developments in Europe and the world. SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance, Alexis Tsiprasand Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Saltsat the meeting they had today in Berlin.

In particular, in his statement Mr. Tsipras announced that he had presented to the German Chancellor his plan for a progressive government in Greece, which, as he notes, “will take on the difficult task of rebuilding the economy and supporting society.”

As far as foreign policy is concerned, Mr. Tsipras pointed out, among other things, Salts the need to promote a new Euro-Turkish agenda.

About the events in Geria continentThe President of SYRIZA declares that he and Mr. Salts they emphasized the need for progressive forces to cooperate in each country separately, as well as in the European Parliament, “especially at a time when the right is cooperating with the extreme right in a number of countries, and this poses a great threat to Europe” .

“Today I had the opportunity to talk with Chancellor Soltz about economic and geopolitical developments in Europe and the world.

I had the opportunity to present my plan for a progressive Greek government that will take on the difficult task of rebuilding the economy and supporting society. Which will return the rule of law to Greece and leave behind the clientelist practices of corruption and nepotism. A plan to reduce inequality, a plan to support the real economy, manage private debt, target foreign investment to tackle the massive current account deficit, and reallocate Recovery Fund resources to include SMEs, and of course, support for the welfare state and especially the National Health System.

At the same time, I had the opportunity to explain to him our positions on foreign policy. The need for Greece to once again become a pillar of peace and stability in the region. And, of course, we will embark on a new Euro-Turkish agenda, which will also include a Greek-Turkish positive agenda with clear, but red lines and the prospect of resolving our differences in The Hague.

Finally, we had the opportunity to talk about developments in Europe and we stressed the need for progressive forces to cooperate in each country separately, as well as in the European Parliament, especially at a time when the right is collaborating with the far right in a number of countries, and this is a serious threat. for Europe.

I believe progressive forces can come out and our upcoming elections in Greece are such a battle between progress and preservation. And the changes that will take place in Greece will be an important event for all of Europe.”