Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday told representatives of institutional investors that real net income has strengthened by 22% in the country over the past six years, while he again expressed optimism that his center-right New Democracy (ND) party will emerge victorious in any coming election.
At the same time, he ruled out a snap or early election, saying ballot boxes will again be set up for the spring 2027, i.e. the next scheduled date.
Mitsotakis spoke at the 4th consecutive Greek Investment Conference in the British capital, organized by Morgan Stanley, in partnership with the Athens Stock Exchange (ASE), at the former’s London conference center.
Additionally, he mentioned that the country’s current growth is different from that of the past, pointing out that “Greece is on a path toward convergence with Europe”.
Mitsotakis emphasized that the increase in disposable income also reflects the tax cuts that have been implemented by his government, assuring that reforms will continue, while dismissing any notion that looming general election will slow down the reform process.The London event is billed as bringing together 42 leading large- and mid-cap companies listed on ATHEX, offering investors and stakeholders an opportunity to meet directly with senior executives and explore Greece’s investment landscape.
This year’s conference is organized in collaboration with Alpha Finance, Eurobank Equities, NBG Securities, and Piraeus Securities.
Source: tovima.com
