Leaders of Greece's Two Main Parties Say Responsibility for Country's Future Lies in Hands of Citizens

UPDATED Leaders of Greece's Two Main Parties Say Responsibility for Country's Future Lies in Hands of Citizens

Yoanna Vodenova, BTA special correspondent Melina Hristova, BTA special correspondent Petar Kadrev

Greeks are voting on Sunday, May 21, 2023 (BTA Photo)

Athens,

21.05.2023 15:15 | UPDATED 21.05.2023 15:45

(BTA)

The leaders of the two main parties in Greece, New Democracy and SYRIZA, conveyed different messages when they voted in Sunday's parliamentary elections, but their common message was that on this day the citizens hold the future of the country in their hands.

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