After Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced yesterday during a television interview that the next elections will be held in the spring of 2027, today he began the round of meetings.
The motto of the political force "New Democracy" is "Every day matters." This meeting began in Rhodes, where the ruling party plans to highlight its recent achievements and develop a new governing program titled "Agenda 2030" under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Costis Hatzidakis.
The government aims to prioritize improving the economic level for middle-class families and citizens, while simultaneously preserving its social base.
Mitsotakis has launched the meeting with tourism stakeholders and citizens, as part of his ongoing national mobilization strategy.
A visit to Western Attica is planned for next Tuesday, when the contract for the Skaramangas intersection, an infrastructure project with significant development impact for the area, is expected to be signed.
Greek media reports that the prime minister's visits are not merely symbolic. They are part of a broader strategy that links political presence with the promotion of government projects and achievements.