Neutrality, impartiality, objectivity: the Acting Prime Minister requested this yesterday Ioannis Sharmas members of her cabinet service government. The ministers of the service were sworn in before the President of the Republic yesterday Katerina Sakellaropoulou. The first regular meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers is scheduled for today. However, Mr Sharma called the ministers for a brief meeting and moved the final discussion of government policy ahead of the elections to today’s meeting. As he emphasized, “This is not the usual policy of the government, it is the policy of the government for a few weeks. However, this is exactly what the Constitution and the Law require. We must have direction, and the prime minister oversees the implementation of public policy.”

The first meeting of the cabinet of ministers with the agenda of government policy before the elections is scheduled for today.

Referring to the position of the constitutional legislator on the appointment of a judicial official as the Prime Minister of the provisional government, he stressed that “The Constitution requires a selectively independent, I would say politically and party, and impartial government. This is our first duty and duty, I would say, to a democratic state. We must be neutral, impartial, objective and, above all, we must weigh our actions – because it may be easy to evaluate an act as such, not of a political nature – but also the consequences of our actions, so that they are not considered to constitute an interference in favor or against any political faction in the next election campaign.

In their first statements, arrived for the oath in presidential palaceservice ministers were responsible for the continued functioning of the state. “It is a great honor that they entrust us with this duty to the state. We will implement it properly so that there are no gaps in the functioning of the state,” the acting foreign minister said. Vassilis Cascarelis. “Now I am thinking about the children who are preparing for the Panhellenic Games and the children who are already taking their high school exams,” said the acting minister of education. Christos Kittas. He called it his duty to respond to the proposal of the acting minister to take over the management of the Ministry of Health. Anastasia Kotanidou.

Acting Minister of Justice Philip Spiropoulos stated that in the one month prior to the vote, the aim is to leave no unresolved issues behind. In the same vein, the Minister of Rural Development George Tsakiris, who stated that every effort would be made to ensure that there were no outstanding issues. The smooth operation of the state apparatus until the completion of the electoral process and its transfer to the new minister was proposed as a priority by the acting minister of labor. Patrina Paparrigopoulou.