Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke at the conference of the European People’s Party held since Tuesday in Valencia, Spain.

Greece is in the fastest growing economies, the prime minister underlined in his speech, leaving a spike against Eurographism.

“We have gathered here in Valencia in times of uncertainty and discontinuity, and I think that during these times the stability of the European People’s Party becomes extremely important. Of course, the same is true for the party whose honor is to lead the New Democracy. Of course it is a pillar of political stability and a derivative of economic well -being for my country, for Greece. “

Mr Mitsotakis made it clear that Europe should no longer be a factory of new rules, and instead be a growth laboratory.

“This means we have to choose our regulatory battles with wisdom and we must apply real changes […] Reforms really bring prosperity. Take the example of my own country, Greece. We have already managed a great transformation. We were the joke of the crisis Ten years ago and now we are a country that is among the fastest growing economies in Europe, “he said.

Mr. Mitsotakis met on Tuesday with the upcoming German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz.

Manfred Weber was re -elected Tuesday in the presidency of the European center -right with 502 votes to a total of 517.

Mitsotaki contacts on the sidelines of the session

On the sidelines of the EPP meeting, Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with his Swedish counterpart, Ulf Kristerson.

During the meeting, issues of European interest were discussed, with an emphasis on the latest developments in Ukraine and the European economy.

The two leaders also discussed issues related to the exposure of minors on social media.

The prime minister made a special reference to the tools developed by the Greek government in the context of the national strategic protection of minors from internet addiction and emphasized that the European Union should find the right balance between the regulatory framework for platforms and technology companies.

The Prime Minister still met with Executive Vice President of the European Commission for Technological Self -Self -Self -Self -Self -Self -Self -Self -SelfHenna Virkkunen.

He emphasized that Greece has an integrated national strategy for artificial intelligence, human talent, has been selected for one of the first seven AI Factories of the EU and has a dynamic ecosystem of startups in the field of artificial intelligence.

The prime minister emphasized the need for a framework for ethics and security in the use of artificial intelligence, which will protect users, but at the same time not limiting the innovation and development of technology.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis still met with President of the European ParliamentRoberta Metsola, discussing issues of European agenda and European legislative initiatives.