PM Mitsotakis: Tzitzikostas has the credentials to successfully undertake the challenging role of EU Commissioner

PM Mitsotakis: Tzitzikostas has the credentials to successfully undertake the challenging role of EU Commissioner

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Central Macedonia Governor Apostolos Tzitzikostas at Maximos Mansion on Thursday afternoon, who has been proposed for the position of Greek Commissioner in the European Commission, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

Tzitzikostas expressed his gratitude to Mitsotakis for the nomination. "With my experience in European institutions, I am well aware of the challenges currently facing the EU, and I am determined to work hard to create a Europe that meets the expectations of our citizens," Tzitzikostas said. He also highlighted that Mitsotakis's decision underscores the recognition of the role and potential of northern Greece and Macedonia. Tzitzikostas committed to continuing his efforts “ for the development and improvement of our citizens' daily lives, serving Greece and the European Union with a sense of duty and responsibility.”

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