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Mitsotakis focuses on economy as SYRIZA concentrates on leadership contest
Having revealed on Tuesday that his government intends to prepay Greece’s bailout loans, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is preparing to set out his economic policy proposals and reform ideas in a speech to Parliament on Thursday, ahead of the customary three-day debate that concludes in a confidence vote.
Speaking to Bloomberg, Mitsotakis revealed that Greece will dip into its 34 billion euros of cash reserves, which is being topped up by the bond re-openings that have taken place this year and which are in the pipeline for the months ahead. He said that...
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