“The expansion of the debt settlement up to 120 installments is a welcome intervention, which ESEE has urgently requested, as it can provide valuable liquidity relief to thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises. We also view positively the interventions on fuels, which are moving in the right direction” notes in his statement after the prime minister’s announcements the president of ESEE, Stavros Kafounis.
As he states, “we are, of course, awaiting the specification of the measures, so that we can assess their scope and real impact on the market.
In any case, we are in the midst of a deep and extremely fluid international crisis, the effects of which burden daily the operating costs of businesses and the market as a whole. For this reason, the economic staff should remain in constant readiness, so that, if conditions require it, it can immediately proceed with new, targeted interventions.
Supporting small and medium-sized entrepreneurship and keeping the market standing must remain a constant priority.”