The Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance has outlined five key priorities for economic policy in 2025, which are set to be included in an upcoming report for all ministries. The priorities include combating tax evasion, utilizing public assets and privatizations, legislative reforms for banks and servicers, enhancing convergence with EU countries, and focusing on the middle class. Expected outcomes from these priorities aim to address financial stability and growth, with measures targeting increased revenue and reduced public debt.