Greek parliament initiates legislative session focused on structural reforms

The Greek Parliament has officially commenced its new legislative period, with members of parliament immediately engaging in intensive work within standing committees. The current agenda is heavily focused on addressing critical institutional and social issues to improve administrative accountability and governance.

Key legislative priorities include significant reforms to the national pension system, the formal separation of state powers, and revisions to the appointment processes for civil officials. Furthermore, the parliament intends to establish new regulations concerning state surveillance practices. These measures are designed to address systemic challenges that have persisted as pending national issues.

The legislative schedule is described as busy as the government seeks to implement these structural improvements following the return of lawmakers to their duties. The parliamentary committees are working to ensure the smooth progression of these initiatives as the new session unfolds.