Greece welcomes Trump's second term with a completely opposite image compared to the first term, which coincided with the very difficult years of the "proud negotiation", underlined government spokeperson Pavlos Marinakis, in an interview with Real FM on Saturday, referring to Greece's cooperation prospects with the elected President of the USA Donald Trump.
He said that now Greece is an exception of stability and progress, in a Europe of turmoil, uncertainty and in a world in which completely different facts have been formed.
"There is no doubt that we are living a new reality in the world and in Europe" said Marinakis and added: "We have succeeded in very difficult years with wars, unprecedented crises, with many problems of the citizens that we still have to solve, to be a country that has been strengthened defensively, diplomatically, to play a leading role at the international level and in the European Union.
The government spokesman said he was not concerned about Trump canceling defense deals with Cyprus, adding that there was continuity among the states. "It's something that won't change, it'll just get stronger," he said.
Marinakis stressed that Europe must generally "run" faster, as the Draghi report pointed out, and must realise that the times of previous years must not be repeated.