Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was in Kavala and Xanthi on Friday as part of his tours throughout Greece. Before starting his meetings and sending the message that Greece is stronger than what it was in 2019, the prime minister made a stop in Kavala at a shop that sells bougatsa.
According to Proto Thema, this particular store is a must stop for the prime minister whenever he has visited ​​Kavala for the last 10-15 years.
Mitsotakis also uploaded a story on Instagram from his visit to the bougatsa shop where he tasted both bougatsa with cream and bougatsa with cheese.
Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48_9vWovBfQ
"I have come here to present my vision for the development of Thrace, a crossroads of cultures, a dynamic, developing Thrace that creates new jobs and advancement opportunities for you, your children and your grandchildren," Mitsotakis said when addressing citizens of Xanthi.
The prime minister expressed his joy to be embarking on his tour of Thrace from Xanthi, saying it was a city for which he had great fondness and remembered from a visit carried out in 2002 with his father Konstantinos Mitsotakis.
Referring to the parliamentary elections, the prime minister said that he was satisfied because, "despite the very great difficulties we faced as a country, I can look you in the eyes and tell you that we did what we had promised".
Mitsotakis wished those present a happy new year and a new victory for New Democracy in the elections.
He walked through Xanthi, accompanied by the Deputy Minister of Macedonia and Thrace Stavros Kalafatis, the regional governor of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Christos Metios, the secretary of the Political Committee of New Democracy Pavlos Marinakis and the local MP Spyros Tsilingiris.
He went into stores and talked with shopkeepers and customers.
Before arriving at the square, he was welcomed by the deputy governor of Xanthi, Konstantinos Kourtidis, and the mayor, Manolis Tsepelis.
He then left for Komotini, where he will present the government's development programme for Thrace in a meeting with the representatives of local associations.
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