Government: No thought of early elections, horizon set for 2027
The discussion regarding government planning is at the center of current political affairs, with government officials clarifying the landscape regarding the possibility of early elections. These statements come in response to the intense speculation that has been developing recently.
The Deputy Minister of Digital Governance, Konstantinos Kyranakis, in a recent statement, emphasized that there is no scenario for early elections. According to him, the elections will take place as scheduled in the spring of 2027, thus completing the four-year term of the current government.
Regarding the results of recent polls, Mr. Kyranakis underlined that they only reflect the picture of a specific moment. He pointed out that many months remain until the end of the four-year term, during which the government will continue its work.
The next major milestone for government policy will be the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF). There, the government is expected to present its comprehensive program, which will have a four-year horizon, placing emphasis on reforms and the country's development.
With these statements, the government seeks to send a message of stability to citizens and the markets. The goal is to avoid election talk and focus on the implementation of the commitments made to Greek society.