Greece and USA signed Tourism Memorandum after 30 years
Greece and the US signed an updated memorandum of understanding on tourism cooperation on Monday, with the first one having been signed 31 years ago.
Greece and the US signed an updated memorandum of understanding on tourism cooperation on Monday, with the first one having been signed 31 years ago.
A new global ranking of the most powerful passports globally has seen Greece go up one spot from last year’s 8th.
Ministry of Health: The ‘finddoctors.gov.gr‘ platform launched today, making it easier for citizens to use a new digital appointment system when seeking primary healthcare.
Pascha in Corfu: Visitors from Athens, Thessaloniki, and every island, village, and town around Greece will be making their way across to Corfu to celebrate Holy Week after being locked up during the pandemic.
Mitsotakis: Greek Prime Minister announced that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is no longer a creditor of Greece and that the difficult economic situation experienced by Greeks since 2010 will not occur again.
Irini Vasiliou: 32-year-old sprinter Irini Vasiliou has “baptised TUI’s renamed Heraklion aircraft in Crete on Monday.
Natural Gas: Due to the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis, Greece will accelerate gas exploration, with the first drilling to be done by 2025.
Nancy Pouloudi: A Greek woman was elected as the President of the International Association of Information Systems.
Putin: The Russian President signed a decree, which allowed the Russian government, companies and citizens to temporarily pay foreign currency debts owed to overseas creditors from “unfriendly countries” in roubles.
Greek UAV: The design of Greece’s first unmanned aerial vehicle or drone is entering its final stage, according to the Hellenic Aerospace Industry (HAI).
Poland: Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomaios visited Poland at the invitation of the President of Poland, Andrzej Duda.
Crete: The 7th Αthena International Olive Oil Competition is taking place this week, from Thursday until Saturday, in Siteia in eastern Crete.
Greece may be able to indefinitely avoid gas supply problems, even if Russia halts flows of the fuel, Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas said.
Randstad: One in three companies (33%) in Greece say they will implement pay raises in line with inflation, or even more than that at another 30% of enterprises.
Christian Löffler: German producer and composer Christian Löffler and the respected Greek contemporary music ensemble Ergon get back together at the Stavros Niarchos Hall.
Greek-Israeli agreement: Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias has agreed with his Israeli counterpart Yoel Razvozov to ramp up cooperation between Greece and Israel, especially in maritime tourism.
Acropolis Museum: The Acropolis Museum is swithing to its summer schedule as of Friday (April 1), extending its opening hours into evening.
Naxos: The airport on the Aegean island of Naxos is set for an upgrade.
Patra-Pyrgos highway: The Greek government marked on Thursday the start of the construction of the long-delayed highway.
Delphi Economic Forum: The prestigious Economic Forum will take place in person in Delphi from April 6th to 9th after two years of online and hybrid formats due to the pandemic.
Tower of the Winds: The Tower of the Winds in Athens is the oldest meteorological station in the world, and one of the most important ancient monuments in Greece.