The Greek Finance Ministry has assessed the financial impact of measures previously announced by former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Sources within the ministry indicate a loss of track regarding the full cost, estimating the measures will amount to approximately €13 billion annually. This revelation highlights concerns about the fiscal sustainability of past policy decisions. The assessment suggests the previous government’s spending commitments were not adequately accounted for. Details regarding specific measures contributing to this cost have not yet been released. This discovery could lead to further austerity measures or adjustments to the current budget. The Ministry is now working to fully understand and address the financial implications of these commitments.