Prime Minister Antonis Samaras appeared cheerful and optimistic on political and economic developments yesterday in Parliament on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the restoration of democracy.

Mr. Samaras remained at the Parliament for a long time and had the chance to discuss with many MPs of his party, who asked for reforms to be completed, complained about taxes and red tape, and urged him for a better coordination of the government and strengthening the cooperation between the ministers and members of the Parliament.

Prime Minister expressed his confidence that the current Parliament will elect the President of Hellenic Republic and Greece will not go for early elections.

Mr. Samaras appeared optimistic on political developments and upcoming economic developments, too.

“I am optimistic for tomorrow. And Greek people should understand that this optimism derives from official data,” Prime Minister said adding that “Economy will improve, stability is what Greece needs, especially now that there are some many sources of turbulence around us a, tourism will boost economy and improve things,”.