Greek Prime Minister addresses national priorities and geopolitical strategy at cabinet meeting

On November 2, 2026, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis convened a cabinet meeting to outline his government's national and international agenda. During his opening statement, he rejected the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, emphasizing that claims violating the Law of the Sea are invalid, create no irreversible facts on the ground, and will not disrupt Greece's strategic planning.

Mitsotakis further highlighted an initiative for a global maritime truce, aimed at securing critical trade routes and alleviating global cost-of-living pressures caused by international volatility. Regarding the domestic economy, he acknowledged the financial strain on Greek households while expressing cautious optimism due to the government's prudent fiscal policies.

Looking ahead, the Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to completing the full parliamentary term. He set a target for the completion of 90 key government priorities by the end of the term, stressing that the administration's performance remains its primary credential for credibility.