"If those things happen and happen fast, that is if you give a boost to reforms and to investment and to give them an opportunity during the next six months, then we can hope that by the end of 2020 we could observe higher rates of growth and I think that this is the hope that is connected with the rise of the new government," Petrakis stressed.
Andreas Yannopoulos, founder of InvestGr forum, a platform bringing together in the past two years officials, company executives and academics, to discuss proposals about making Greece an attractive investment destination, shared this view.
Sunday's outcome marks a new period for Greece economically and politically, he said.
"Obviously there are high expectations of the new government. However, although significant progress has been achieved in recent years, the problems are still huge for Greece, on national and international level," he stated, adding that there should not be waste of time.
"I believe that the new government should proceed immediately in the next 3-4 months to important decisions and reforms so that domestic and foreign investors receive strong messages," Yannopoulos said.
On the sidelines of the swearing in ceremony at the Presidential mansion and during handover ceremonies at the ministries, Greece's new Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and ministers reiterated on Tuesday their determination to move fast to bring change.
Yannopoulos said the new government must listen to what all stakeholders involved in Greece have stated repeatedly and that they need to break eggs.
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