Positive assessment for Greece in the European Union's Rule of Law report
Greece is included in the list of 13 European Union countries that have made significant progress on all recommendations in the new Rule of Law report. The news was announced by the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, who highlighted the importance of the reforms that have been implemented.
The European Commission's report examines the state of democratic institutions, the judiciary, and media freedom in member states. Greece's inclusion among the countries with a positive trajectory shows that efforts to strengthen institutions are bearing fruit and are aligning with European standards.
According to the data, our country has responded positively to the proposals submitted by European bodies. These changes aim to improve the functioning of the state and enhance transparency, elements that form the basis for citizens' trust in public institutions.
The government is committed to continuing this path in the coming years, with a horizon set for 2026. The goal is the further upgrading of the rule of law, so that Greece remains on a stable trajectory of convergence with the other European countries that are leading in reforms.