The premises of DIOPAS SA in Nea Michaniona, was the first stop of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s visit to Thessaloniki, where he was briefed on the company’s activities and referred to his statements on the climate between employers and employees, as well as government policy for employees. .
“There are no successful companies without satisfied employees”, Mr. Mitsotakis stressed and added: “A large part of our reform, the labor, is precisely to be able to ensure not just good working conditions, but for those employers – you you do not belong to this category – who may have a predisposition to take advantage of employees, to have employees have all the tools at their disposal so that they can defend themselves and, above all, to record real working time “.
“Finally, I have not met any successful company in which there is no good climate between employers and employees”, added Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
The heads of the company, which specializes in net construction, briefed the Prime Minister on the extroverted nature of production – with exports to northern Europe, the Balkans, the Middle East and Africa – but also to the innovative research activity carried out in cooperation. with institutions such as the University of Crete, the Hellenic Center for Marine Research and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
Among other things, the company has developed a special net that aims to double the fish population at sea, by creating a relatively safe environment for fish after hatching.
The company officials also told the Prime Minister that they have developed training programs to combat unemployment, as in cooperation with the Michanionas Cultural Association, a net sewing training department has been set up, through which specialized personnel of the industrial unit voluntarily teach traditional women net sewing. of the area. Thirty of the women trained in this way have joined the staff of the company.
The Prime Minister was also briefed on the company’s expansion plan and congratulated those responsible for its bright green features. The investments envisage the supply of new mechanical equipment, the creation of a research aquarium and the construction of new building facilities with ecological materials, in which photovoltaic systems and methods of utilization of rainwater will be installed in order to be redirected to the research aquarium.
The visit was attended by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Costas Karamanlis, the Deputy Minister of Interior, responsible for Macedonia-Thrace, Stavros Kalafatis, the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, George Karagiannis, the Secretary General of Coordination, Thanassis Kontos Thessaloniki, Maria Antoniou, and the deputies of New Democracy A ‘and B’ Thessaloniki.
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