Henry Dunant to Acquire Euromedica Hospitals
This new conglomerate is set to employ over 2,500 individuals, boasting more than 1,380 secondary care beds nationwide.
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Thessaloniki bids farewell to Vasilis Karras – Massive queues for the viewing
Thessaloniki bids farewell to Vasilis Karras – Massive queues for the viewing
In heavy weather and holding white flowers, citizens in Thessaloniki wait for the body of Vasilis Karras to pay their respects.
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Singer Vassilis Karras dies
Singer Vassilis Karras dies
Greek singer Vassilis Karras died on Sunday (Christmas Eve) at the age of 70 in Thessaloniki. Karras was born in Kokkinohori, Kavala, Greece, to Pontian parents. At the age of 10, his family moved to Thessalonik
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Samarina in Grevena: The highest Balkans village was covered in snow
Samarina in Grevena: The highest Balkans village was covered in snow
Greece has places, however, that may remind you of Scandinavia.
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Bild: The Greek Miracle, and the Remaining ‘Thorns’
Bild: The Greek Miracle, and the Remaining ‘Thorns’
The German mass media outlet includes statements from Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who said the country has turned a new chapter
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Skertsos:We are determined to implement the bold changes that all previous governments avoided
Skertsos:We are determined to implement the bold but self-evident changes that all previous governments avoided
The government, in its second term, is determined to implement all the “bold but self-evident changes that all the previous governments avoided carrying out,” Minister of State Akis Skertsos
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Dep. Tourism Minister Rapti: Tourism education of strategic importance; messages for 2024 very encouraging
Dep. Tourism Minister Rapti: Tourism education of strategic importance; messages for 2024 very encouraging
Rapti also expressed her optimism saying the messages received from abroad are very encouraging for 2024.
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Law allowing private universities to be passed within January, PM says in weekly review
Law allowing private universities to be passed within January, PM says in weekly review
"Crowning our efforts was the recovery of investment grade and the accolades of international organisations and economic analysts. This 'incredible miracle', as it was called, was something we all achieved together, the state and society," Mitsotakis said.
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Greek President Sakellaropoulou speaks of unity & solidarity in Christmas message to Greek diaspora
Greek President Sakellaropoulou speaks of unity & solidarity in Christmas message to Greek diaspora
Greece "remains a pillar of stability and security, and seeks to build relations of friendship and cooperation with the countries of the broader region, and the peaceful resolution of problems, without any retreat in defending its sovereign rights", she underlined.
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Eurobarometer: 80% Greeks Cannot Pay Bills
Eurobarometer: 80% Greeks Cannot Pay Bills
In response to the same question, 62% of citizens in other EU member states state they face no problems paying bills, 28% say they encounter challenges occasionally, 9% report frequent financial management issues, and 1% did not respond
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FM Gerapetritis welcomes latest developments in Beleri case, noting that further steps are required
FM Gerapetritis welcomes latest developments in Beleri case, noting that further steps are required
He also repeated a message to Albania that there will be "no concessions in anything that concerns the rule of law, civil rights, the presumption of innocence of Fredi Beleri, no concessions in what concerns the rights of the minority."
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Greek airport traffic reaches record in Jan-Nov 2023, exceeding year total for 2022
Greek airport traffic reaches record in Jan-Nov 2023, exceeding year total for 2022
Passenger traffic at all Greek airports reached record heights in January-November of 2023, compared to the same time in 2022 (by 23.5%) and in 2019 (by 12.7%), the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced on Friday.
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Pierrakakis: We set the stricter criteria in Europe for the operation of non-public universities
Pierrakakis: We set the stricter criteria in Europe for the operation of non-public universities
Pierrakakis pointed out the reasons for this development. "Greece is the only country in the world that this order of things does not exist in the higher education, the prospect to reverse the brain drain both educationally and economically and the huge opportunity for Greece to become a regional educational centre as Cyprus, with major benefits for the education, the social mobility and the economy".
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Defence Min Dendias: Greek frigate to take part in “Prosperity Guardian” operation
Defence Min Dendias: Greek frigate to take part in “Prosperity Guardian” operation
The country is sending a frigate to the region as part of ‘Operation Prosperity Guardian’ — a US initiative launched on 18 December — Greek defence minister Nikos Dendias said on Thursday.
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Miltos Tedoglou and Antigoni Drisbioti Named Top Athletes of the Year in Greece
Miltos Tedoglou and Antigoni Drisbioti Named Top Athletes of the Year in Greece
In addition to the individual awards, the men’s national polo team was recognized as the top team for winning the silver medal at the World Championship. Their coach, Thodoris Vlachos, was also named the top coach of 2023.
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PPC and Intrakat Group Announce Major Renewable Energy Partnership
PPC and Intrakat Group Announce Major Renewable Energy Partnership
According to the agreement, the Intrakat Group is set to transfer six operational and under-development RE projects to DEI Renewables, totaling approximately 164 MW
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Migration minister Kairidis welcomes EU’s New Pact on Migration & Asylum
Migration minister Kairidis welcomes EU's New Pact on Migration & Asylum
The European Union and its member countries "will now have in their hands a more complete legal framework, to be able to face the great challenges generated by the migration pressure our continent is facing", he noted.
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ECOFIN agreement to revise economic governance framework: ‘A success for Greece’
ECOFIN agreement to revise economic governance framework: 'A success for Greece'
Greece was represented at ECOFIN by National Economy & Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, who stated that "a long European negotiation was concluded today with success for Greece. A long-term request of successive Greek governments for the exemption of defense investments from the calculation of excessive deficit has been accepted for the first time. At the same time, there is explicit reference in a positive way to the issue that will arise in 2033 in relation to the calculation of interest on loans of the official sector on the Greek public debt, thus relieving Greece of a headache in terms of the EU's fiscal rules."
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Private universities could begin operating in Greece for the 2025-26 academic year, says Pierrakakis
Private universities could begin operating in Greece for the 2025-26 academic year, says Pierrakakis
The Greek government's "new legislation that allows for the founding of private, non-profit universities in the country means we will stop being the only country in the world without private higher education institutions."
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Entrance fees to ancient Greek sites, museums to go up as of April 1, 2024
Entrance fees to ancient Greek sites, museums to go up as of April 1, 2024
Adjusted prices will be introduced in two phases, the first one starting on April 1, 2024 and the second one on April 1, 2025.
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Commission approves Greek plan worth 150 mln euros to support energy-intensive companies due to war Ukraine
Commission approves Greek plan worth 150 mln euros to support energy-intensive companies due to war Ukraine
The plan was approved under the State aid Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework (TCTF), adopted by the Commission on March 9, 2023 and amended on November 20, 2023, to support measures in sectors which are key to accelerate the green transition and reduce fuel dependencies.
