The country’s exit from the Enhanced Supervision regime in 2022 is one of the main goals of the government’s financial staff, according to what Finance Minister Christos Staikouras presented during the cabinet meeting.
Beyond that, the political leadership of the ministry aims to achieve high and sustainable growth rates in the next period, starting this year, while the main goal is to improve the composition of GDP, with a significant increase in investment and exports.
In 2022, a single-digit percentage of non-performing loans (“red” loans) is expected to be achieved, while the targets for realistic primary surpluses are set from 2023, while earlier and specifically within the first half of 2023, Greece is expected to reach the investment level.
