Event on the Greek Economy with a theme “National Reconstruction Plan for gradual convergence with the EU” organizes today Tuesday 22/10 the Alexis Tsipras Institute. The focus will be on the challenges and prospects of the Greek economy, with a dominant focus on addressing accuracy.
According to the official program of the event, economists, politicians, experts from Greece and abroad will take part in thematic discussions and exchange opinions on the accuracy crisis and propose solutions for the challenges facing the Greek economy.
The event will close with speech by Alexis Tsipras.
According to information the former prime minister will argue that the challenge of the current decade cannot be other than ending our continuous course of divergence from the hard core of the EU countries, at all levels, in the economy, in income, in the rule of law, in the social state and in public infrastructure.
Mr. Tsipras will emphasize that there are no easy solutions and answers, but there is another way. Another direction that we must immediately follow.
Mr. Tsipras will also argue that a new national goal is needed, corresponding to the country’s accession and integration into the EEC in the seventies and eighties, the integration into the eurozone in the nineties, the exit from the crisis and the memoranda in the decade ’10.
Tsipras intervention on the Greek economy, event tomorrow Tuesday of the Institute
Alongside the big picture of the economy, the presentation of research by KEPE and Metron Analysis, which record the impact of government economic policies on society and citizens, is of particular interest.
- The former Deputy Minister of Economy Giorgos Chouliarakisthe closest partner of Alexis Tsipras in economic matters, will refer to the challenges and perspectives of the Greek economy.
- George Ioannidis will present a KEPE research on “Estimation of the Consumer Price Index for households based on their income”.
- Stratos Fanaras and Yiannis Balapanidis will present research by Metron Analysis on “Accuracy and cost of living”.
Specialist scientists will analyze and explain why precision in our country has a greater impact than in other European countries, but also what solutions can reverse the situation, especially in the field of energy and housing.
These are:
- Economopoulos ScienceSolicitor – Clifford Chance
- Thomas Maloutas Emeritus Professor, Department of Geography, Harokopion University
- Maria Karagianni– Greater Urban Housing Programs of Thessaloniki),
- Takis Korkolis, Director of the ENA Institute
In addition, 4 ministers from three different government periods (Government of Tsipras, Papandreou, Simitis) will give their own opinion on the current situation, but also where we should go. It’s about them Giorgos Chouliarakis, Yiannis Dragasakis, Louka Katselis and Nikos Christodoulakis.
The debate will be addressed byPrime Minister-designate of the New People’s Front, Lucie Castets, which will transfer the experience from France and will refer to the prospects of the development of a government program in Europe, today, that unites the progressive forces.
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Interview with Economists on the Greek Economy: Perspectives from the Alexis Tsipras Institute Event
Interviewer (I): Good afternoon, and thank you for joining us today. The Alexis Tsipras Institute is hosting an important event regarding the Greek economy, focusing on a “National Reconstruction Plan for gradual convergence with the EU.” Could you provide an overview of what attendees can expect from today’s discussions?
Economist (E): Absolutely! Today’s event is designed to tackle pressing economic challenges facing Greece. We have a robust lineup of economists, politicians, and experts both from Greece and abroad. The theme revolves around the current accuracy crisis affecting our economy, and the aim is to generate actionable solutions. Presentations will include insights from KEPE and Metron Analysis, shedding light on the socio-economic impacts of government policies.
I: Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will be delivering a speech at the event. What do you anticipate his key messages regarding the Greek economy will be?
E: Mr. Tsipras is expected to emphasize the urgency of addressing Greece’s ongoing divergence from core EU standards. He will likely point out that this decade poses unique challenges that cannot be solved through easy fixes. Instead, he advocates for a new national goal that parallels Greece’s previous significant integrations, such as joining the EEC and entering the eurozone. His perspective stresses the need for a clear strategy to enhance our economy, rule of law, and public infrastructure.
I: The program highlights research presentations, including one by George Ioannidis on consumer price trends. Why is this data particularly relevant in today’s context?
E: The research on the Consumer Price Index is crucial, as it helps us understand the economic pressures faced by households. Given the current crisis of accuracy affecting purchasing power, this data can pinpoint how different income segments are impacted. This insight is vital for formulating policies that can alleviate financial burdens on citizens.
I: There will also be discussions focusing on why the precision crisis in Greece is more pronounced than in other European countries. What kind of solutions do you think will be proposed in this area?
E: Experts will discuss a variety of solutions, particularly in energy and housing, which are key factors contributing to the concerning accuracy crisis. Possible solutions may include innovative energy policies that enhance efficiency and affordability, as well as housing initiatives aimed at stabilizing costs for consumers.
I: what do you hope will be the outcome of today’s discussions and research presentations?
E: I hope the outcome will be a clear roadmap forward—a framework for national policies that can effectively address the economic disparities we face and promote convergence with EU standards. It’s essential that the discussions catalyze actionable strategies that all stakeholders can support moving forward.
I: Thank you for sharing these insights. It sounds like an event filled with essential dialogues that could shape Greece’s economic future.
E: Thank you for having me! I’m looking forward to what unfolds today.
Hat directly address these disparities and support struggling households.
I: What specific topics will be covered regarding the accuracy crisis, and why is it more significant in Greece than in other EU countries?
E: The discussions will focus on the multifaceted nature of the accuracy crisis—its causes, effects, and proposed solutions. Experts will analyze why inflation and cost of living issues have a more pronounced impact in Greece, particularly in sectors like energy and housing. This deeper understanding is essential for assessing what measures can be taken to alleviate these pressures on citizens. The findings presented by specialists will be particularly relevant for policymakers navigating these challenges.
I: The event will also include input from several former ministers. How will their perspectives contribute to the discussions?
E: The involvement of former ministers such as Giorgos Chouliarakis and Yiannis Dragasakis adds a valuable historical context to the discourse. They will bring insights from their respective tenures, reflecting on past policies and their outcomes. By analyzing these experiences, we can better understand the pitfalls and successes of previous measures, which is crucial for shaping future economic strategies.
I: Lastly, could you elaborate on the aim of the discussions surrounding the role of progressive forces in shaping future government programs in Europe?
E: A critical component of today’s dialogue will be about uniting progressive forces in Europe to foster a collective approach toward economic challenges. The insights shared by Prime Minister-designate Lucie Castets from France will highlight the importance of collaboration across nations. It’s about building a cohesive strategy that can address economic disparity and promote sustainable growth, emphasizing that these efforts need to be collective to be effective.
I: Thank you for sharing these insights. It sounds like an important and timely discussion on Greece’s economic future.
E: Thank you for having me! I look forward to the outcomes of today’s event.
