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Kyriakos Mitsotakis called 2020 a year of “unprecedented difficulties” during his New Year’s message, while stressing that the restrictive measures “will be maintained as long as they are not met.”
The Prime Minister referred to the pandemic and its effects, on immigration but also on national affairs, noting that “in the face of all this, Greece remained standing.” At the same time, he stressed that “this year we celebrate differently” as dangers lurk. “Despite many months of fatigue, it would be unfair for a few moments of relaxation to tear down what we have built with sacrifices to date,” he said.
“The passport to a better life is already here: the vaccine is our shield and the baton of health that the new year receives from the old man who is leaving,” he said, adding that “the restrictions will be maintained as long as they are not observed” and ” they will gradually rise “. , because trust will be consolidated ”. According to Mr. Mitsotakis, the priority is opening schools.
“The vaccine against Covid is the New Year’s gift of 2021. And our rescue will be its universal acceptance”, highlighting that “everyone’s caution does not allow reservations by anyone” and that “freedom of denial cannot be denied “. of freedom”.
The Prime Minister called for confidence in the country’s medical and nursing personnel, while noting that vigilance is maintained in the face of a new resurgence of the pandemic. “The mask, like all protection measures, will continue to accompany us until the vaccination process is completed.”
“2021 (…) will be dense, closing old wounds and opening new horizons. Complete 200 years of national course. Complete 40 years of European experience. “And it inaugurates a new decade of prosperity”, said the prime minister, to conclude by saying that “it is in our hands” that 2021 becomes the “Year of the Greeks”.
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