A meeting of the secretaries of the country’s Decentralized Administrations with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was held on Friday, November 1.
During the meeting, the secretary of the Decentralized Administration of the Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian Islands, Dimitris Katsaros, had the opportunity to present to Mr. Mitsotakis, the strategy and account of the organization’s action, as well as to discuss with him the priorities in the context of wider government planning.
At the meeting, an assessment was made of the work produced and the priorities were determined based on the general planning of the government. Opinions and proposals for the operation of the services of the Decentralized Administrations were also discussed, as well as the imprint of the decisions and administrative acts produced in the multiple roles of their responsibilities.
According to information, the prime minister called on the secretaries to do everything they can to further improve the procedures of the services, through their empowerment and their role, in promoting the licensing of major investments in the fields of Energy, Tourism, of Fish Farms and Quarries.
Also discussed was the improvement of relations and the strengthening of cooperation with municipalities and regions, in the context of supporting their work and the projects they are working on.
The meeting was also attended by the Ministers of State Makis Voridis and Akis Skertsos, the Minister of the Interior Theodoros Livanios, the Deputy Ministers of the Interior Vassilis Spanakis and Vivi Charalambogiannis, the Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Giorgos Mylonakis, the Secretary General of the Prime Minister Stelios Koutnatzis and the Secretary General of Self-Government and Decentralization of Ministry of Interior Savvas Chionidis.
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**Interview with Dimitris Katsaros, Secretary of the Decentralized Administration of the Peloponnese, Western Greece, and the Ionian Islands**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Katsaros. Last week, you had a significant meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Can you share the key topics discussed?
**Dimitris Katsaros:** Thank you for having me. The meeting focused on evaluating the work we’ve accomplished in the Decentralized Administrations and aligning our priorities with the government’s broader planning. We discussed our strategies for enhancing service operations and the importance of addressing the needs of the local communities we serve.
**Interviewer:** What specific priorities did you highlight during your conversation with the Prime Minister?
**Dimitris Katsaros:** We emphasized the critical areas of energy, tourism, fish farming, and quarries. The Prime Minister urged us to streamline our services to facilitate major investments in these sectors. Improving our procedures and empowering our administrative roles will be essential to attract and support these investments.
**Interviewer:** How does this meeting align with your ongoing efforts to enhance local governance?
**Dimitris Katsaros:** This meeting was a vital step in ensuring that our decentralized administration is not only aligned with the national government’s vision but also actively contributing to it. By focusing on efficiency and responsiveness, we aim to tackle local challenges effectively while fostering economic development.
**Interviewer:** What are your thoughts on the role of Decentralized Administrations in promoting European identity, as discussed by Prime Minister Mitsotakis recently?
**Dimitris Katsaros:** The Decentralized Administrations play a pivotal role in safeguarding our European identity by promoting local governance that resonates with European values. Our efforts to improve administrative processes and promote investments contribute to a stable and united Europe, enhancing our collective identity.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Mr. Katsaros, for sharing your insights. It’s clear that the work being done at the local level is crucial for future development.
**Dimitris Katsaros:** Thank you for having me. I believe by continuing to collaborate and align with government priorities, we can significantly enhance our regions and contribute to a stronger Greece and Europe.