Priorities of the next government

Five years after the end of Greece's bailout adventure and one after the country's emergence from the special regime of enhanced supervision, the government that will emerge from the elections is called to respond to new challenges: removing the last signs of financial crisis, regaining investment grade for Greek bonds, and promoting a new production model in the country, more competitive and extroverted.

The agenda of the next government will be heavy. The pandemic and the energy crisis that burdened the previous four years did not help to deal with chronic wounds of the economy, on the contrary, they restored - even if temporarily - the deficits in the budget and in the balance of payments.

A handout culture was also cultivated and a number of reforms, such as in Justice, did not go their way. On the other hand, the country recovered satisfactorily after the plunge...