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Prime Minister unveils economic relief and infrastructure plans amid rising costs

Can new infrastructure projects and business support turn the tide on rising costs? The government's €60M plan aims to build long-term resilience.

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Prime Minister unveils economic relief and infrastructure plans amid rising costs

The prime minister has addressed growing concerns about the economy and rising living costs. While acknowledging the pressure on household incomes, the government insists there is no cause for alarm.

The message delivered was one of caution, with promises of carefully measured support for those affected. During a Cabinet meeting, the prime minister spoke about the challenges posed by economic uncertainty. Extended payment moratoriums were introduced to help struggling businesses manage their finances.

The government also announced plans to invest €60 million in irrigation infrastructure. This funding aims to improve agricultural productivity and support rural communities.

In addition to agricultural investments, upgrades to the railway network were revealed. New road connections in the interior were pledged, though no specific timeline was provided.

Officials stressed that price trends are being closely monitored. The impact on daily life remains a key focus as the government assesses how best to respond.

Looking ahead, the prime minister emphasised the need for a wealthier, more productive country. This long-term goal was framed as the best way to shield against future external crises. The government’s response includes financial relief for businesses and major infrastructure projects. While no immediate end to economic pressures was promised, the measures aim to build resilience over time.

Households and companies will now wait to see how these plans unfold in the coming months.

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