The last three metro stations for Piraeus that were inaugurated in the morning by the prime minister, complete the new traffic map of the city and seal a difficult and bumpy route of the great extension, which began to be built about ten years ago.

The project we are delivering today is proof of the emphasis we place on infrastructure projects, Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized in his speech.

As he said, resources are being used from the European Union, the Recovery Fund, while he also focused on the cooperation of the Ministry of Culture with the Attica Metro to highlight the archaeological finds.

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In a few months, he noted, “we will also inaugurate the Thessaloniki metro, where five stations are also museums”.