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Pierrakakis: We will not pass the debt on to our children, we are implementing mature and consistent policy

The Minister of Finance intervened during the session of the Parliament’s DEKO committee, where the renewal of Mr. Giannis Stournaras’ term at the Bank of Greece was being discussed

In Nicosia, Kyriakos Pierrakakis for Eurogroup, ECOFIN: housing and the impact of the Middle East crisis on the agenda

Affordable housing will be a central topic on the Eurogroup agenda, following an initiative by Kyriakos Pierrakakis to highlight the housing issue as one of Europe’s top social and economic challenges

Pierrakakis announced a supplementary budget of 800 million and a bill with new measures

Next week, the package of interventions for pensioners, families, rent, debt and first home will be consulted next week - The beneficiaries of the 300 euro aid are extended

Pierrakakis at the Eurogroup: We must be prepared for the toughest economic scenarios

Warnings over an energy shock, stagflationary pressures and limited fiscal space in the eurozone

Kyriakos Pierrakakis in Brussels for the Eurogroup and ECOFIN — the agenda of the two meetings

This afternoon, he will also take part in a discussion organized by the IE Competitiveness Hub on strengthening the competitiveness of the European economy

Kyriakos Pierrakakis: The five lessons Europe must draw from Greece

From energy security and the geopolitical return of the sea to artificial intelligence, European industrial policy, and Greece’s fiscal turnaround, the Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup outlined a new landscape of challenges for Europe

Pierrakakis: Greece reduces debt from 210% to 136% and accelerates investment growth

Euronext, French capital, and a new development model with larger companies and a European scale

Kyriakos Pierrakakis: Only 10% of the additional surplus comes from taxes

“It would be irresponsible if we had ‘scraped the bottom of the barrel’ — we still have ‘ammunition’; we have preserved fiscal space of around €200 million”

Pierrakakis on CNBC: Possibly the largest energy crisis in history

“Europe is less vulnerable compared to 2022” – “We are not yet in stagflation conditions” – Europe’s resilience and the bet on duration

Pierrakakis on MSCI upgrade: Strong international recognition of the progress achieved by the country

Greece is returning to the core of developed economies, not only at the level of government bonds but also in terms of the capital market, says the Minister of National Economy and Finance

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