The Greek press reported that Greece had turned into Europe’s Disneyland, citing Turkey as an example and saying, “Let’s face it, we can’t compete with the Turks in car production.”
In an article titled “Greece, Disneyland Europe” in the Greek press, he drew attention to the Turkish production.
He stated that tourism is a serious source of income for Greece and an important sector that will keep the country alive in the face of major crises.
The article included the following data:
The issue is not building a wall on the development of tourism. Tourism is not a problem, there is a serious deficit in other economic activities. And for example, while our neighbor Turkey produces everything from needles to airplanes, it is really dangerous for Greece to turn into a place of endless entertainment. dangerous to the survival of the nation.
The Greek press, saying “we were Disney in Europe”, shows Türkiye as an example
While emphasizing the need to boost industrial production, political will is indicated. “Let’s face it, we don’t want to compete with the Turks in car production because we know we can’t do that,” the article said.
While it was noted that Greece did not succeed in the industrial revolutions, it was stated that Greek citizens should be directed to important technological fields.
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