The Greek Parliament is called upon not only to vote on a crucial bill, but also to approve a radical change in Greek education and a courageous reform for growth and social justice, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday. a debate on the Ministry of Education’s bill. bill for higher education, reports the ANA.
“This is an initiative that above all strengthens public universities. But at the same time, it creates a framework allowing non-state and non-profit institutions to finally be able to operate in our country. The new provisions thus acquire a catalytically modernizing and European dimension,” Mitsotakis underlined.
“The basis of this reform is the restructuring and strengthening of the public university,” underlined the Prime Minister. “To free ourselves from the obstacles of bureaucracy. This is why 85% of the articles of the relevant bill refer to public universities, providing for funding which will reach a total of almost 1.5 billion euros by 2027 to from European resources and funding through the system of partnerships between the public and private sectors, beyond the money paid annually for salaries, operating costs and infrastructure, which exceeds 1.0 billion euros.
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