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From Varoufakis’s “wow” to Dijsselbloem and Schäuble who wanted Grexit, to Pierrakakis as candidate for Eurogroup president
Greece is claiming for the first time the top position in the Eurogroup – Kyriakos Pierrakakis faces Belgian Vincent Van Peteghem – Both Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis are actively involved
Bloomberg: A high-symbolism test for Greece as Pierrakakis fights for the Eurogroup presidency
His election would be a true recognition of Greece’s success in turning the page and leading the eurozone, says Jeroen Dijsselbloem – Greece “an example for many other member states”
Pierrakakis: We want a single European market to create world champions
What Kyriakos Pierrakakis said at the Institute of International and European Relations in Dublin
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: From Leonteios to the Eurogroup – His path and the bid for leadership of the Eurozone Finance Ministers
The Minister of Finance begins his European tour in Ireland ahead of the election for the presidency of the Eurogroup — His tenure in three ministries and the stable roots behind his public roles
Multiannual Program 2026–2029: 148,500 new hires in the public sector – What it provides for salaries, pensions, and prices up to 2029
Starting from the new measures that will be implemented for the first time in 2026, with the "milestone" of raising the average wage in our country to 1,500 euros and the minimum wage to 950 euros in 2027, the 80 pages of the Multiannual Programme prescribe continuous wage and pension increases every year
A two-man battle in the Eurogroup arena: Pierrakakis’ cards and the strategy for securing 11 votes
Kyriakos Pierrakakis is submitting his candidacy for the presidency of the Eurogroup and is seeking the required 11 votes amid intense negotiations and behind-the-scenes contacts at the European level
Kyriakos Pierrakakis’ and Vincent Van Peteghem’s candidacy for the presidency of the Eurogroup (updated)
Kyriakos Pierrakakis’ opponent in the crucial European institutional contest will be the Belgian Van Peteghem. The vote is expected to take place at the next meeting of the Eurozone finance ministers on December 11 in Brussels
