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Mitsotakis to resume tour of ministries as opponents struggle to gain traction
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s return from his brief break for Easter also marks the resumption of his visits to government ministries as he tries to revive his administration’s fortunes, which have taken a beating since the start of the year.
Mitsotakis began his tour of ministries after the recent cabinet reshuffle, in which he changed eight ministers and brought some new faces into his government. He is due to visit the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry on Wednesday, the Energy ...
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