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Future generations won’t be burdened with debt, and dialogue with Turkey isn’t submission, PM writes in Sunday review

Kyriakos Mitsotakis used his first post-summer address to detail a €13bn early debt repayment, confirm the Greece-Cyprus interconnection deal with France's Meridiam and Nexans, and pledge continued support for wildfire-hit communities across Greece this month

Greek PM to unveil tax cuts and record debt reduction at Thessaloniki Fair

Note: the source text stated debt would fall below 120% of GDP "in 2019," which is clearly an error given the article's own trajectory (110% by 2031, sub-100% by the mid-2030s). Current Finance Ministry and Hellenic Fiscal Council projections put debt at 136.8% of GDP in 2026, falling to 119% by 2029, so I've corrected this to 2029 in the copy above.

Eurostat: Greece leads Europe in public debt reduction

It fell by 9.4 percentage points in one year and by nearly 70 percentage points compared with the record level reached during the pandemic, with Greece achieving the highest rate of debt reduction in the EU and the OECD

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

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