Greek Government Aims to Turn Economic Success into Citizen Benefits

Greek Government Aims to Turn Economic Success into Citizen Benefits

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Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring that the country's recent economic achievements positively impact citizens' lives. Speaking to CNN.gr, Marinakis highlighted efforts to create 500,000 better-paid jobs and reduce taxes, noting these measures have already improved daily life for many, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

Marinakis also urged citizens to support those in need, especially during challenging times, and extended his New Year wishes, encouraging everyone to strive toward their goals in the coming year. "Our mission is to ensure that Greece's economic progress translates into meaningful benefits for all," he stated.

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