Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described the establishment of non-state, non-profit universities in our country as a historic reform, which, as he stressed, will operate with very strict criteria.

The prime minister began by addressing the cabinet meeting with the establishment of non-state, non-profit universities, mentioning both the example of Cyprus and the economic bleeding that entails the flight of young people to study abroad. Historic reform non-state universities will operate under strict rules. In particular, Mr. Mitsotakis said, among other things: Historic reform in education to finally operate non-state universities in Greece. The bill gives the prospect that the place will become a center of attraction for students, but also that many of the 40,000 young people who choose to go to universities abroad will stay in their homeland. Our priority is that the Public University with additional funding will be able to expand collaborations with international institutions. Non-state universities to restore a historical misspelling. We are one of the few countries that builds walls. As branches of foreign universities study programs with strict academic criteria. And the same strict criteria will exist for their facilities.

– He then referred to the bill for health and oncology upgrades for doctors with the 20% increase in on-call compensation.

– In the difficult, as he said, battle with fan violence, Mr. Mitsotakis said that Mr. Vroutsis will present the government’s comprehensive plan, which includes cameras, electronic ticketing, but also the possibility of the State to intervene immediately whenever incidents are detected such as throwing firecrackers, which will automatically attract penalties for matches behind closed doors. The connection of the violence with the activity of criminal groups and organizations will be investigated at the highest level.