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Mitsotakis makes bid to dissuade farmers from continuing their protests
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to hold a potentially crucial meeting with farmers this Tuesday, hoping to convince them that the government is doing all it can to support the agricultural sector, which has been blighted by natural disasters as well as the high cost of supplies and energy.
Government officials are trying not to raise expectations for the meeting, where the farmers will be represented by a 15-member committee and Mitsotakis will be flanked by several ministers. The government is cautious about the outcome of the talks beca...
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