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Mitsotakis in Rhodes Today: The Plan for 2027 Is Already Underway with Tours, Agenda 2030, and the Goal of Single-Party Majority Rule
The Prime Minister will be in Rhodes today. Officials at the Prime Minister’s Office believe that, following New Democracy’s 16th Congress and the formation of its new Political Committee, the final road toward the next elections has already begun, with the spring of 2027 as the target date
Mitsotakis: “Red lines” for Turkey, message on Libya and migration – What he said about a third term and Europe
The Prime Minister made clear that Greece will not accept any questioning of its sovereign rights, defended the hardline approach on migration, and set Europe’s competitiveness and security as top priorities
Mitsotakis begins a “marathon” to the elections with emphasis on the first miles – 50 candidates for the ballots to be announced soon
“When you run a marathon, the race is won in the first miles. A marathon is the whole route, but a good marathon runner finds a rhythm from the very beginning,” Mr. Mitsotakis said after the meeting of the Political Secretariat and the election of Kyranakis as the new Secretary
Mitsotakis: The opposition troupe does not want to govern, but to wear Greece down; New Democracy’s goal is a single-party majority from the first election round
Konstantinos Kyranakis was elected the new Secretary of New Democracy’s Political Committee
With a three-priority framework for a third term, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a summer party campaign by New Democracy following the election of the new secretary Kyranakis
The Political Committee session of New Democracy is at 17:30 - In his speech, Mr. Mitsotakis is expected to send interesting political messages and outline priorities toward 2030
The speech of Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the event for the six-year anniversary of gov.gr (video) (Upd.)
The event is organized by the Ministry of Digital Governance and Artificial Intelligence
The resignation of Bakogiannis from the Ministry of Environment and Energy (YPEN), the scandal involving urban planning authorities, and the bet on the next day
Mr. Bakogiannis had informed the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, about the arrest and the involvement of his relatives in the case
