“There has been significant progress on the issue of joint European initiatives for defense projects involving all European countries“, said Kyriakos Mitsotakis coming to Brussels Summit her morning Thursday (23/10).

The prime minister expressed his satisfaction with the fact that the conclusions of the European Council include the defense view of Europe, which extends to an area of ​​360 degrees. “This is something that has always been a fixed Greek position“, as he said, while underlining that the Greek initiatives that were presented some time ago, such as a common EU anti-missile shield, seem to be gaining their own momentum and are included in the Commission’s road map.

“The second issue I would like to address is competitiveness,” he reported right after.

“European competitiveness cannot exist without low energy prices. It is clear that today there are very large differences in energy prices between many countries. I am happy because this is something that is now recognized and the European Commission has made specific commitments on how we can achieve lower energy prices as a whole in Europe, so that there are not these important differences, which work to the detriment of some EU member states”.

“Young Europeans should feel that owning their own home is not an elusive dream”

Finally, regarding the issue of housingMr. Mitsotakis noted:

“The government has taken a number of initiatives to deal with the increased cost of housing. By way of example, at the end of November, a full rent will be returned to all tenants in our country. However, it is very important to explain that this issue has a European dimension and to think about how the next European budget will use European resources to deal with this issue, especially for our fellow citizens who are in rent.”

“Young Europeans must feel that owning their own home is not an elusive dream,” concluded.