Michalis Sallas' critique of Greece's national strategy
Michalis Sallas made an important intervention, highlighting the need for a comprehensive national strategy. According to him, strengthening the country's defense, while necessary, is not enough on its own if it is not accompanied by a strong economic foundation.
Mr. Sallas underlined that the purchase of armament systems, such as the "Achilles' Shield" program, is ineffective if it is not supported by a corresponding economic plan, which he called the "Athena Plan." His central position is that a country cannot be secure when its economy remains exposed to risks.
Mr. Sallas' proposal is based on six pillars that he considers critical for national survival and development. These include energy security, food and water sufficiency, as well as the country's technological upgrading. The goal is to create a model that will protect citizens and enhance productivity.
In conclusion, this intervention opens a broader discussion about Greece's priorities. The message is clear: national power requires a balance between defensive shielding and economic stability, so that the country can face the challenges of the future.