Grace Faces Climate Crisis: Greek Prime Minister Announces Reforms

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Grace, Greece, is currently grappling with a severe climate crisis, according to Prime Minister Kiriakos Mitsutakis. During his annual speech, Mitsutakis stated that the country is facing a situation akin to "war in a time of peace."

Mitsutakis also announced fresh funding and state reforms aimed at addressing the ongoing challenges. The prime minister had previously faced criticism for his alleged poor handling of the fires and floods that struck Greece earlier this summer.

Prime Minister Mitsutakis assured that his government would offer relief measures to those affected by natural disasters without jeopardizing the country's fiscal progress. He disclosed plans to double state coffers for natural disasters to 600 million euros in the upcoming year.

Additionally, Mitsutakis revealed that public sector wages would see an increase, and the minimum monthly wage of 780 Euros would be raised again starting from April 2024. He also outlined plans for hiring healthcare workers, first aid responders, and firefighters, fulfilling some of his pre-election pledges.

As Greece faces the challenges of wildfires and floods, it is expected that these natural disasters will have a significant impact on the country's economy. This comes as Greece has recently emerged from a decade-long debt crisis.

We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates on the government's efforts to address the climate crisis and its impact on Greece.

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