As with the Armed Forces officials, every budgetary margin will be exhausted on security forces, government sources stressed about the increases announced on Friday for Armed Forces officials, referring to the relevant announcements.

The same sources justify the increases in the military, stating, inter alia, that after the EU decisions on escape clauses, fiscal flexibility is centered on defense spending, including military fees.

At the same time they emphasize that important measures have already been legislated for all uniforms, including Security Bodies

At the same time, government sources make it clear that the government’s economic policy for the State is centrally practiced by the financial staff, under the guidance of the prime minister and not individually and fragmented and especially at the level of statements.

It is noted that earlier and according to SKAI information, it was known that there would probably be similar announcements by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis tomorrow, Monday.

Following the interventions of the two ministers, Vassilis Kikilia and Adonis Georgiadis for increases in the Security Forces, it is allegedly decided by the government that in the coming months more money will be seen by Ports, Firefighters and Police.

It was typical of the Minister of Maritime Vassilis Kikilia that there could be no second -class uniforms, “while Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis appeared confident that the fiscal space would be found, to follow the immediate increases for the ELAS and the executives.

ND parliamentary spokesman Thanos Plevris spoke of a reasonable request for the rest of the uniforms.

In particular, government sources report three reasons why there were announcements for the Armed Forces executives on their earnings increases

Firstly, because decisions in Europe for escape clauses creates the possibility of fiscal flexibility focusing on defense spending, including military fees.

Secondly, because the Ministry of Defense through the “Agenda 2030” program has operated and implements a widely wide -ranging cost saving plan with restructuring structures and services (eg cases of retirement saving costs). A significant part of the budgetary expenditure of earnings increases is financially covered by the savings of the Ministry’s spending.

Thirdly, because there is a huge need to support Armed Forces executives, as there is a risk of retirement, and incentives must be given to young people in order to prefer the Armed Forces for their careers and to staff military schools.

At the same time, the same sources point out that there is no first announcement of only one part of the public executives.

In this context, they refer to the special salary incentives implemented in the past months to attract doctors who will staff “barren” positions in hospitals in the NHS, as well as other provisions such as the independent taxation of the NHS doctors’ on -call doctors.

In detail, regarding the measures to boost security for the security forces, government sources note that significant measures have already been legislated for all uniforms, including security forces (police, ports, firefighters, etc.).

Already, according to the budget of 2025, the night compensation of the uniforms has increased since January 1, and as of April 1, all the salaries of civil servants and uniforms (security forces and armed forces) are increasing by 30 euros to assimilate the public salaries to assimilate their taxpayers to Salary at 880 euros, they point out.

They also say that as of July 1, all the uniforms (156,000 executives in security forces and Armed Forces) will be further reinforced by the allowance of special working and risk conditions, receiving 100 euros per month, with estimated total budgetary costs of EUR 201 million for EUR 201 million and EUR 225 and EUR 225 million.

The same sources note that “it is a given that, as was the case with the Armed Forces executives, every budgetary margin will be exhausted for the Thessaloniki International Exhibition, they note” and add that “anyway, as it has already been announced,

Indeed, they say that “overall, the government’s economic policy for the State is centrally practiced by the financial staff, under the guidance of the prime minister and not individually and fragmented and especially at the level of statements. Each initiative is the result of overall planning, including cost saving measures and in any case implemented without disturbing the country’s fiscal stability. “

In closing, government sources emphasize that “we are reminded, after all, that from 2023 to the present day the Mitsotakis government has granted increases in the State totaling 2.1 billion euros, equivalent to an additional 1.3 salaries for all civil servants. That is, the 13th salary has already been given and “go” to the 14th with the planned increases that will be given in the coming years. “