Short but with important messages of support for his candidacy, Averof Neophytou's visit to Athens yesterday, who with his return officially enters the marathon for the 2023 Presidential Elections.
The President of DISY and the party's candidate for the elections received support for his candidacy from the Greek Prime Minister, who sent clear messages with a statement of particular symbolism. "We are next to you" Kyriakos Mitsotakis told him.
Neophytou's meetings in the Greek capital continued throughout Friday. He saw the President of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ioannis Bratakos and New Democracy MP Dora Bakoyannis.
A meeting with important messages could also be described as a meeting with the Head of the Paris Ile-de-France Region Valerie Pecresse,[/B] and the former EU Chief Brexit Negotiator with the UK, Michel Barnie.
Valerie Pecresse[/B] is the official right-wing candidate for the April presidential elections in France. She emerged through the primaries of the right-wing, Republican LR party. The contenders were 70-year-old Michel Barnier, 56-year-old Xavier Bertrand, 55-year-old Éric Ciotti, 57-year-old Philippe Juvin and the only woman, 55-year-old Valérie Pécresse, who eventually received the nomination.
Conservative Republicans, in order to choose the "chosen one" for the French elections, appealed to the 140.000 party members They turned to the party's grassroots in a move similar to the one proposed by the President of DISY before last week's developments.
Unlike DISY, however, the three main Republican contenders continued the next day united in the effort to win for their party. Indeed, the victorious Pecresse promised to give each of the four former candidates a role in the campaign and to build on the most important ideas each had. A sort of joint campaign. This, of course, in France...
However, as we wrote yesterday, on his return from Athens, Mr Neophytou is starting contacts with other parties and social groups, in order to explore the possibility of partnerships and programmatic convergences, as authorized by the Political Bureau.
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