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schema:articleBody	Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday announced a limited government reshuffle to improve performance on health and EU fund management. The move was an "operational improvement" to the government, the premier's spokesman Stelios Petsas said on television. Among the goals of the revamp was the "management of increased EU funds" and the "organisational reinforcement" of the health ministry, Petsas said. Greece has seen COVID-19 infections increase this month to levels last seen in April, with officials blaming overcrowding in clubs and social events. Since July 1 there have been over 340 confirmed infections among nearly 1.3 million incoming travellers, according to the civil protection agency. Greece has so far recorded 209 COVID-19 deaths and over 4,700 infections. Mitsotakis appointed new deputy ministers for health, social insurance, and environmental protection, and upgraded two other officials to junior minister. A dozen people overall were either brought into the government, or had their posts upgraded. Two officials were upgraded to oversee EU funding, and another to handle tourism. Greece stands to receive 32 billion euros from the 750-billion-euro ($884-billion) recovery package agreed by EU leaders last month. Mitsotakis also had to fill the post of the deputy environment minister who recently resigned to take up an EU position. A reshuffle had been expected since June, when Mitsotakis dropped a hint about "corrective moves" in the government during a visit to Israel. Just over a year after coming to power, Mitsotakis' New Democracy party leads in opinion polls by at least 14 percent. The economy is expected to contract by 5.8 percent this year according to the Bank of Greece, partly because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on tourism revenue. jph/spm
schema:headline	Greece PM announces minor cabinet reshuffle
schema:mentions	Cabinet of the United Kingdom Prime minister Greece Israel European Union Pandemic Coronavirus disease 2019 Protezione Civile Social insurance Limited government New Democracy (Greece) Stelios Haji-Ioannou ReVamp Kyriakos Mitsotakis The Move
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schema:datePublished	2020-08-04 (xsd:date)
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