“Greece is building gradually but steadily the post-coronavirus era, picking up from where it left off in February 2020,” Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said on Wednesday, after meeting with Klaus Regling, the managing director of the European Stability Mechanism.
He noted, however, that these “bets” can be won with wider solutions, European solutions.
The minister added that there presuppose practical solidarity, fast reflexes and high speed among European institutions and partners in order to justify the history of Europe as a power of peace, democracy, growth, social prosperity and cohesion.
Staikouras also referred to the six measures promoted in the post-pandemic era:
The Greek Finance Minister reiterated that Greece was among the first European member-states to submit its national recovery and resilience plan to the European Commission.
Staikouras also described the challenges lying ahead for the country:
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