Attack on the government to manage the Recovery Fund, energy costs and accuracy launched by PASOK President Nikos Androulakis, speaking at the annual General Assembly of BSE.

‘Despite EUR 36 billion, the country's production structure did not change“, he pointed out for the Recovery Fund, noting that Greece is underdeveloped in export performance, even in countries with a corresponding size, while it ranks 4th from the end in a percentage of GDP processing, which he said, is at 9% against 15% on a European average.

In his sight was also found the taxationAs he said, he favours investment in real estate instead of productive activities. "One out of two euros invested in real estate", noted, calling for the immediate abolition of Golden Visa and its replacement with "Angel Visa" for productive investments.

Objectives and priorities
The President of PASOK developed two central goals.

The first It concerns the strengthening of productivity through the transition to a new production model based on technology. "Low productivity does not concern workers, but the structure of the economy," he said.

The second The aim is for workers, particularly decent work and fairer distribution of wealth. Greece is the only country "with such a great gap in wages and profits", he said asking for a fair redistribution of wealth.

At the same time, it aimed at reducing energy costs for industry through an Italian model, reviewing the operating regulations of Industrial Parks for economies of scale, developing agri-food processing, setting an example of olive oil and tax reform to discourage speculation. For the labour market, it reiterated the proposal for a four-day pilot implementation.

At European level, the Council adopted a common position on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council Directive on the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to the permissible sound power level. problem of inequality from the relaxation of State aid rules, pointing out that it disproportionately benefits the strongest economies, such as Germany and proposed a single European industrial policy funding mechanism.

In fact, he said that the base goods basket increased over 60% as of 2019, calling for a targeted VAT reduction and support for control mechanisms.