Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called in an interview in front of a local television station that he would continue to say that it would be a big mistake to recognize the Macedonian language and Macedonian identity through the Prespa Agreement, writes the Skopje edition "Nezavisen".
Mitsotakis explains that "these mistakes can not be cured" and that Greece is now striving for good relations with Macedonia.
"From the moment this happened, we have every reason to strive for the best possible relations with Macedonia and to expand our economic influence." That is why at the moment Greece is once again becoming the protagonist of the energy map of the Balkans, not only in what is happening in Greece. "Greece is a natural source of energy for the Balkans and for Central and Eastern Europe, and we strive to make the most of our role," Mitsotakis said.
That night, the process of joining the European Union should begin, because Greece "will have the opportunity to insist on reaching an agreement and to heal any weaknesses, if the law allows it."
Mitsotakis said that he fully agreed with the views on the Prespa Agreement, presented before "New Democracy" came to power, explaining that it would be very easy and politically useful for him, if he had said before the elections, that the agreement would be annulled.
"I did not do it, because I am a serious politician and I know very well that the consensus can not be changed," said the Greek Prime Minister.
In an interview with the Greek television "Antenna", which was announced shortly before midnight last night, Mitsotakis announced the second increase of the minimum wage in Georgia, excluding any possibility of entering quarantine before the elections, but also for the parliament.
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