By Gifts Antoniou

The seventh presence of Kyriakos Mitsotakis as a prime minister at the TIF today comes in a special time. The government is in half of its second term, a time when the domestic political tradition wants governments to record a decline. The present government is no exception, as it is at its worst point since taking over the country’s government. In 2019. The TIF step is a focal point for government leadership, as the focus of what the prime minister says today will seek a democratic image.

According to valid sources, the basic directions of the prime ministers’ speech will be two:

– The first will concern the financial measures for 2026. The same sources add that we will not hear a list of individual measures, but a large tax cut of taxation, from a reduction in increasing increased income for most citizens. The amount of measures is estimated at 1.7 billion and government sources report that this amount should be added to the 1.5 billion euros of permanent measures announced and will begin to be implemented in November, ie the reinforcement of low -income pensioners with 250 euros and tenants.

– The second concerns a framework of reforms, which aims to complete with a horizon in 2030 and thus exceed the horizon of four years, so broader consensus are required for their implementation, as it will point out.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to look not only to their speeches at the TIF as prime minister, but in his first presence there, in 2016, as head of the opposition. And he will remind him of his so -called tax cuts and an increase in income, to match what he says today and follow exactly the same logic and philosophy.

In addition to references to the economy, measures and benefits, in the political part of his speech, Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to stand in particular in the fluid international environment and in the political crises that are manifested, to highlight the importance of political stability in which he has reinstated recently.

However, the government made it clear that they would not leave any criticism unanswered. And commented immediately what the Alexis Tsipras In yesterday’s speech at the Economist conference, pointing out that “The only thing Mr Tsipras does not change is his insistence on quoting false information, such as that Greece diverts from Europe’s average and that per capita income in Greece has fallen to 60%. The truth is that Greece converges with the rest of Europe, per capita income has increased to 70% with an upward trend and the country has the highest growth in the EU, when Mr Tsipras’ days was “raining” throughout Europe, he was holding an umbrella in the EU..