The Greek Parliament has granted support to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's new government after it presented a four-year plan focused on rebuilding the country's credit rating, boosting

employment, raising wages, and reducing taxes.

The 55-year-old Prime Minister has unveiled a 9 billion euro ($10 billion) program that includes one-time financial aid for pensioners, salary increases for public sector employees, and a 1,000 euro increase in the tax-exemption threshold for households with children starting next year.

During the June 25 national election, Mitsotakis secured a second term as Prime Minister with his party, winning 158 out of 300 seats in the parliament. This significant majority enables him to proceed with the implementation of his economic agenda. Greece has made significant progress in recovering from a severe debt crisis that had a profound impact on the entire eurozone five years ago. Photo by Katerina Batsiola (majesticgreece.com), Wikimedia commons.