The government's priorities ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair
Great interest surrounds the upcoming speech by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF). The government is expected to present its economic program for the coming period, placing emphasis on the stability and growth of the Greek economy.
One of the central topics on the agenda is the management of public debt. The government has already announced its intention to increase the amount of early debt repayment within the current year. This move aims to reduce the country's financial obligations and strengthen the confidence of international investors.
Assessments by foreign agencies play a decisive role in this planning. The government seeks to maintain a positive trajectory so that Greece can attract more investments. Faster debt repayment is considered a significant step toward upgrading the country's credit rating.
At the same time, announcements are expected regarding measures that concern the daily lives of citizens and the strengthening of the economy. The Prime Minister's speech at the TIF traditionally serves as the starting point for the government's planning for the following year, with citizens awaiting the details of the announcements with interest.