Key Economic Advisor to Greek PM Resigns

11:13 10/12/2024 - Πηγή: iEfimerida

Alexis Patelis, a key figure in shaping Greece's economic policy, has announced his resignation as head of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's Economic Office.

Mr. Patelis, who has played a crucial role in Greece's economic recovery over the past five years, will step down on December 31, 2024.

In a public statement, Mr. Patelis cited the achievement of key

economic goals, such as Greece's return to investment grade and improved financial stability, as reasons for his departure.

He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and highlighted the government's success in reducing unemployment, attracting investment, and restoring confidence in the Greek economy.

Mr. Patelis, who joined the government as a technocrat in 2019 during a period of economic uncertainty, emphasized his non-political background and his desire to move on to new endeavors.

Sources close to him suggest that his decision is driven by personal reasons, despite his continued support for the Prime Minister.

Among his future plans, Mr. Patelis is reportedly working on a book chronicling Greece's economic turnaround under Mr. Mitsotakis's leadership. He intends to take a short break before deciding on his next career move.

Mr. Patelis's resignation marks a significant transition for the Prime Minister's Economic Office. His successor is expected to be announced soon.

Mr. Patelis leaves behind a legacy of economic reforms and a strengthened international reputation for Greece.

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