For some time, Akis Skertsos has been carefully preparing for the position of government representative, which was announced yesterday, and he officially takes office next Saturday. Although the minister of state is very familiar with the problems of the government from his position, lately he has been collecting additional material and planning every detail. In fact, his plan is to introduce new customs before the elections, such as thematic briefings, while the menu will also include many appearances in regional media, so that the work of the government can be kept as much as possible across the country.

Speaks to Samara

Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will not only take part in the Prime Minister’s visit to Kalamata, but will also speak at the contract signing event for the major Kalamata-Rizomilos-Pylos-Methoni road development project to be held at the airport. . Indeed, for Samaras, the implementation of this particular project was a personal stake for many years, and he could not be absent from the very beginning of the project.

Premiere

Another trilateral Greece-Cyprus-Israel with the participation of the United States, this time at the inter-parliamentary level and at the initiative of Senator Bob Menendez, took place yesterday for the first time, albeit online. The Greek side was represented by leader Dora Bakoyannis and deputies T. Rousopoulos, D. Kayridis, T. Hatsivasileu, G. Katrugalos and former Prime Minister George Papandreou. The atmosphere of the debate was very heated, and Senator Menendez emphasized his intention to further elevate the scheme’s role. Dora Bakoyannis emphasized Greece’s intention to play an active role in ensuring political stability in the Mediterranean region. Even the possibility of holding a meeting of members of the scheme after the elections in Greece was discussed; Dora Bakoyannis invited her to Crete.

In the Second Piraeus

Attica, as we have repeatedly written, is the most difficult region for PASOK. However, the light at the end of the tunnel is more visible in Piraeus II, where, after three failed electoral processes, PASOK has a strong chance of being elected to parliament, and opinion polls show that Dimitris Diamantidis currently has a small but clear leader to represent his party in parliament.