The Green and Just Transition is directly related to the quality of citizens' economic, social, ecological, and cultural life. A Sustainable path for the country requires us to change the productive model, relying on our own strengths, determining our own future, autonomously and democratically.

With the exception of the period 2009-2011, when we took relevant initiatives, the State has not been able to make the necessary decisions. Thus, the issue remains unresolved.

The responsibility for this lies with those political forces that refused to address the real causes of chronic pathologies and, even today, bury their heads in the sand in order to avoid their responsibilities and avoid conflicts with interests and establishments.

George A. Papandreou - Former Prime Minister

Four simultaneous crises - economic, climate, health, and energy - now shape a new reality. Every plan for tomorrow requires the use of different data. George Arvanitidis, Member of Parliament for Thessaloniki B', Deputy Secretary of the Parliamentary Group of PASOK - Movement for Change, and Head of the Parliamentary Sector for Environment and Energy, presents through the pages of his book the main milestones of a journey of almost five years, highlighting:

• the vision of a Green and Just Transition with citizens as protagonists.
• the need to adopt a more sustainable productive model
• energy democracy with equal opportunities for all.
• solutions that resiliently respond to the challenges of the climate crisis.