OUR meeting Alexis Tsipras with Olaf Soltz it was another step to boost its handling profile SYRIZA which the former Prime Minister develops with particular care. It was preceded in February by a four-four meeting with Anthony Blinken, with Kumunduru sources emphasizing the importance the US and Germany place on the possibility of SYRIZA coming to power in the next period.

The talks with the German chancellor lasted about an hour, and from the Greek side they were attended by Vangelis Kalpadakis, diplomatic adviser to Alexis Tsipras, and Pausanias Papageorgiou, foreign affairs adviser and expert on German political life.

OUR Alexis Tsipras described for Olaf Soltz his plan for progressive government. In a statement, he said that SYRIZA “will take on the difficult task of rebuilding the economy and supporting society. He will return the rule of law to Greece and leave behind the clientelist practices of corruption and nepotism. It will implement a plan to reduce inequality, support the real economy, manage private debt, target foreign investment to address the massive current account deficit, and reallocate Recovery Fund resources to include small and medium enterprises. The goal is to support the welfare state and especially the national health care system.”

“Changes in Greece will be an important event for all of Europe,” said the head of the opposition.

With regard to foreign policy, President SYRIZA stressed to the German Chancellor the need for Greece to once again become a pillar of peace and stability in the region. He pointed out that a new Euro-Turkish agenda should be put forward, which would also include a Greek-Turkish positive agenda, but with clear red lines and the prospect of settling disputes in The Hague. In essence, he criticized the current government’s policy of purchasing equipment mainly from France without investing in Greek industry.

Alexis Tsipras emphasized the cooperation of progressive forces in each country separately, as well as in the European Parliament, especially at a time when the right is cooperating with the far right. “I believe that 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 the whole of Europe,” he said.

The attack on the president of SYRIZA was organized Yannis Oikonomou: “Mr Tsipras is repeating verbatim what he did in 2014. He travels around Europe, slandering and slandering his country, motivated by personal hatred for the Prime Minister and using everything in the name of impressing his fanatical public. The government spokesman added that “Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s success on the international stage is expressed in investment and geostrategic power with direct benefit to the citizens of Greece. Greece is moving forward, strong and confident.” Popi Tsapanidou spoke of legitimate concerns after the meeting between Soltz and Tsipras on the eve of the elections, adding that “if anyone denigrates the country abroad, it is the government of Mr. Mitsotakis, which made Greece a European exception for four years.”