Greece exited the harsh bailout programs implemented since 2010 that helped keep the country afloat, although it is still bound to meet certain fiscal targets.
On the eve of the first anniversary of one of Greece's worst tragedies in decades, Mitsotakis promised a series of measures to help heal still open wounds, underlining that this effort symbolizes the wider efforts to breathe new life into the country.
On July 23, 2018 a wildfire swept through the seaside resort of Mati in eastern Attica, causing 102 deaths and extensive material damages. Hundreds of residents were injured, pine trees, cars and hundreds of houses and cars were scorched down.
A year later, the rebuilding process is still lagging, local officials acknowledge.
The new prime minister vowed on Monday evening to speed up procedures to immediately allocate 31 million euros (34.7 million U.S. dollars) to support the fire-stricken citizens and accelerate much needed infrastructure works.
"This symbolizes the road of recovery with the participation of all of us implementing a comprehensive plan," Mitsotakis said.
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