The prime minister outlined plans to introduce artificial intelligence into government operations and schools, while defending Greece's controversial social media ban for children under 15, which takes effect in January Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has offered voters a “new contract” with a goal of growing at least twice as fast as the rest of the eurozone. He made the pledge in an interview with The Wall Street Journal ahead of elections due in 2027. “That is the way to further bring down unemployment, to increase wages, and to increase disposable income. And of course, this growth has to be driven by investment,” he told the newspaper’s Gordon Fairclough. Mitsotakis said Greece lost 25% of its GDP during a decade of austerity.
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