Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a statement from Chania in the village of Sternes in Akrotiri, where he is celebrating the 15th of August, assured those affected by the devastating fire in Attica that their compensations will be paid in time, and expressed his thanks to those who contributed to extinguishing the fire. fire. At the same time, the prime minister sent a message of unity, saying that toxicity did not do the country any good. Mr. Mitsotakis said that the 15th of August is a celebration of hope to face the great difficulties, and emphasized that it is also a day of celebration for our Armed Forces which the government is making sure to strengthen “which is necessary in the troubled times we live in”.
“Today we celebrate August 15 faithful to our traditions. The fifteenth of August is an important Orthodox holiday and gives us all hope and strength to face great difficulties. It is also a day to celebrate our Armed Forces, which we constantly strive to strengthen, which is necessary in the troubled times we live in,” said the prime minister at the beginning of his statement and added: “On the occasion of this celebration, I would like to thank again all officials of the state apparatus and all the volunteers who fought very hard battles with the flames in Attica in the last few days and to assure the fortunately few of our fellow citizens who were affected by the fire, that the state will move quickly to compensate them”.
Mr. Mitsotakis sent a message of optimism and unity, underlining that “the fifteenth of August, like every great religious holiday, should be a moment of reflection and self-awareness, and recognition that the country moves forward, only through unity and fighting polarization and toxicity, which unfortunately did not do our country any good in recent years”.
And he concluded: “I hope that these moments of reflection will make us all reflect on how we can become better and how united we can move forward to once again successfully face the great difficulties that we see coming in the future. I would like to take this opportunity to once again wish happy birthday to all Greek men and women all over the world”.
Today we celebrate the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, an important holiday of Orthodoxy that gives us all hope and strength to face great difficulties.
Happy birthday to all Greek women and all Greeks everywhere on Earth! pic.twitter.com/CccpElywaz
— Prime Minister GR (@PrimeministerGR) August 15, 2024
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