Main opposition PASOK-KINAL on Monday released a list of 108 projects that it said have either being modified or else entirely pulled out of Greece's National Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF) plan. According to the party's head for Economy-Recovery Fund issues Pavlos Geroulanos, PASOK was doing what "the government has refused to do, namely to inform the citizens in detail about the changes to these projects."
"A government that cared about transparency would have prepared, posted and immediately made available to every citizen a user-friendly and easily-understood list of which specific projects it had requested be revised in the framework of the Recovery Fund and what precisely the revision it asked for entailed in each case," Geroulanos said.
He said that PASOK had proceeded on Monday to do just that, after carefully examining the relevant proposal, presenting it in simple language and with descriptions that made each item easily understood, for each of the projects on the list.
The list shows, Geroulanos stressed, that the amended or withdrawn projects relate to almost the entire National Recovery and Resilience Plan, ranging from those for civil protection, energy, social policy and public administration to infrastructure works and the restoration of flood-stricken regions after Storm Daniel.