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Greek finance minister: Privatizations are ‘highest priority’ to get economy going Greece’s three-party coalition government will try to get the economy out of its deep recession by encouraging private investment and making privatizations its “highest priority,” finance minister Yannis Stournaras said Saturday. “The privatization program aims at attracting important international capital that will be invested mainly in property development and infrastructure,” Stournaras told parliament on the second day of the debate on the new government’s policy platform. He said the government plans to give priority to 28 privatizations, including the state natural gas, water and betting companies, the development of the former Athens airport, other airports, yacht marinas, the state railways and the sale and leaseback of 28 state properties. The privatization of Public Power Corporation will come at a later stage, Stournaras said. |
Un jour où l’autre, ce sera au tour du Québec…
La solution des socialistes Grecques : Plus de secteur privé, moins de public et exploiter les ressources. Tout le contraire du modèle québécois. Mais attention : Les socialistes Grecques ne sont pas devenus intelligents. Acculé au pied du mur sans autres options, avec les menaces allemandes que voulez qu’ils fassent d’autre?
Ce jour risque d’être plus rapide si QS prend la pouvoir. Donc, à moins qu’un parti politique propose des véritables coupures, je vote pour ces socialistes
2x Argentine et Islande, ont deja fais faillite.
Jacoo, l’Islande n’a pas fait faillite.