Greece Plans Athens International Airport IPO in February
Draft legislation tabled in parliament at the beginning of January paves the way for the listing of the airport on the Greek stock market, the finance ministry announced.
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Health Min Georgiadis announces campaign to highlight importance of vaccination against COVID-19
Health Min Georgiadis announces campaign to highlight importance of vaccination against COVID-19
He also announced that a bill will be tabled immediately to write off the fines imposed on the elderly who were not vaccinated against Covid during the pandemic.
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Development Minister Skrekas announces four measures designed to lower prices of key goods
Development Minister Skrekas announces four measures designed to lower prices of key goods
Skrekas said the measures, which will gradually begin to be adopted from now and whose impact will start to become apparent in March
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Greek State Launches Digital Platform for Arrears Certificates
Greek State Launches Digital Platform for Arrears Certificates
As was announced by the competent authorities, the new service will operate complementarily and does not replace the established obligation of "servicers" - an organization that collects debt payments on behalf of a lender
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PM Mitsotakis in ERT interview: Yes to same-sex civil marriage, no to surrogate mothers
PM Mitsotakis in ERT interview: Yes to same-sex civil marriage, no to surrogate mothers
Speaking to national broadcaster ERT, Mitsotakis quoted Blinken as telling him that relations between the two countries had never been at such high level in the last 30 years he served as a diplomat
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Greek Government Prioritizes Vaccinations for Vulnerable Groups, Recommends Updated COVID-19
Greek Government Prioritizes Vaccinations for Vulnerable Groups, Recommends Updated COVID-19
And Influenza Vaccines for Individuals Over 60
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Greek Government Proposes Minimum Tax on Multinational Enterprises and Large-Scale Groups
Greek Government Proposes Minimum Tax on Multinational Enterprises and Large-Scale Groups
The Greek government presented a draft law on Tuesday to incorporate a European directive into national legislation. This directive aims to impose a minimum tax rate on multinational enterprises and large-scale domestic groups, potentially resulting in an additional tax of up to 15% on profits.
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Mt. Parnitha Welcomes First Snowfall as Chilly Temperatures Blanket Greece
Mt. Parnitha Welcomes First Snowfall as Chilly Temperatures Blanket Greece
Snowplows have been deployed out on the streets in the broader area to avoid motorists being trapped in the snow or ice.
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The government will continue to support entrepreneurship with new investment tools, Skrekas says
The government will continue to support entrepreneurship with new investment tools, Skrekas says
Ministers, deputy ministers and representatives of the opposition awarded the businesses and entrepreneurs who supported the national economy, employment and society with their business activity.
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Mytilineos aims to produce 4% of Greek GDP in 2024
Mytilineos aims to produce 4% of Greek GDP in 2024
He noted that the result of the latest transformation was MYT Energy & Metals and the re-invention of METKA as two companies in construction and accession.
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New agency to incorporate OSE subsidiaries, upgrade railway services and implement strategy
New agency to incorporate OSE subsidiaries, upgrade railway services and implement strategy
Infrastructure & Transport Minister Christos Staikouras presented the plan at the cabinet meeting earlier in the day, held under the chairmanship of the prime minister. He also presented the Strategic Development and Investments Plan, related to the railroad's upgrade, which will also involve the European Union.
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“Poor Things” by Greek Director Yorgos Lanthimos Triumphs at the Golden Globes
“Poor Things” by Greek Director Yorgos Lanthimos Triumphs at the Golden Globes
Poor Things centers around Emma Stone’s unapologetically unhinged character Bella Baxter being revived in more ways than one
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Coronavirus: Experts expect a 20% increase in cases – Peak at the end of January
Coronavirus: Experts expect a 20% increase in cases – Peak at the end of January
By the end of January, experts expect the peak of the epidemic wave of coronavirus, the strongest in Greece in a year and a half
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Commissioner Johansson: Greece has made key progress on migration issue; Kairidis on European collaboration
Commissioner Johansson: Greece has made key progress on migration issue; Kairidis on European collaboration
Greece has made noteworthy steps toward a contemporary management of the migration issue, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson said in Athens on Monday, during a migration event at the related Greek ministry.
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Mitsotakis: A fair migration policy does not mean non-existent borders, but rules
Mitsotakis: A fair migration policy does not mean non-existent borders, but rules
The prime minister, who earlier met with the European Commissioner, pointed out that a European solution to the migration problem is needed.
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Mitsotakis – Blinken meeting in Crete
Mitsotakis – Blinken meeting in Crete
The prime minister received Blinken at his home in Chania and after a private meeting, an extended working meeting followed.
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DYPA: “Career Day” in Athens January 26-27
DYPA: "Career Day" in Athens January 26-27
By holding new “Career Days” in 2024, an initiative that is part of a set of active policies and actions to strengthen employment, the State Employment Service (DYPA) is trying to strengthen its intermediary role in the labor market in order to achieve an effective connection between supply and demand.
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Eurostat: Greek Inflation at 3.7% for Dec. 2023
Eurostat: Greek Inflation at 3.7% for Dec. 2023
Across the entire European Union, inflation in November reached 3.1%, down from 3.6% in October.
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Recovery Fund Financing for 20 Existing, Planned Industrial Parks in Greece
Recovery Fund Financing for 20 Existing, Planned Industrial Parks in Greece
A total of 44.2 million euros worth of funding is made available
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Charges read to ‘Kivotos tou Kosmou’ founders for financial crimes, including embezzlement
Charges read to 'Kivotos tou Kosmou' founders for financial crimes, including embezzlement
In addition, the couple was charged with embezzlement in relation to cash and valuables totaling nearly 470,000 euros found in the organization's apartment used by Father Antonios, as well as cash, jewelry, and gold coins found in bank deposit boxes. Charges also pertain to 300,000 euros that appear to be missing from the organization's assets.
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Mitsotakis-Blinken: Further positive steps in Greek-US defense cooperation
Mitsotakis-Blinken: Further positive steps in Greek-US defense cooperation
During the meeting, an overall overview of Greek-US relations was made and it was confirmed that in the context of the excellent level of their relations, there will be further positive steps in the field of defense cooperation in the coming period. In addition, Mitsotakis and Blinken exchanged views on international and regional issues with a focus on developments in the Middle East. Mitsotakis expressed his growing concern about the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the risks of an expanding crisis and its repercussions for regional stability and security.
