Greece is on course for a strong, dynamic recovery and is meeting all the multiple challenges it faces – in health, climate, the economy, energy, and geopolitically – with “a plan, method, insight, and determination,” Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said on Thursday, according to ANA.
In one of the opening speeches in the “Greece 2.0 Plan – Impact on the Greek Economy” segment of the 4th Athens Investment Forum “Greece 2.0 – An Investment Tidal Wave for the Greek Economy”, Staikouras stressed that the government was forced to reset the priorities of its economic policy, supporting society and the real economy with generous and efficient measures worth 42.7 billion euros in the 2020-2022 period to help cushion the economy from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and to implement measures for growth. He noted, nevertheless, that the government did not lose sight of the need for a prudent fiscal policy, along with implementing structural reforms, privatizations, and investments.
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