The drought revealed a sunken settlement at the artificial lake of Pournari in Arta – See photos
The water level has receded by several meters, revealing the ruins of stone houses and the school submerged in mud
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The drought revealed a sunken settlement at the artificial lake of Pournari in Arta – See photos -
Greece Signs 25-Year Concession Deal for Attiki Odos with GEK TERNA
Greece Signs 25-Year Concession Deal for Attiki Odos with GEK TERNA
Additionally, the agreement includes further investments and expenditures for upgrades and modernization, totaling 380 million euros over the duration of the concession.
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Greek Prime Minister to inaugurate highway E65 on Tuesday
Greek Prime Minister to inaugurate highway E65 on Tuesday
After that, the Prime Minister, as reported by government sources, will also attend and speak at the presentation on the restoration of damages caused by the 'Daniel' and 'Elias' storms in Mouzaki, Karditsa.
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TAIPED signs Egnatia Odos concession deal
TAIPED signs Egnatia Odos concession deal
The signing of the concession agreement – for 1.496 billion euros, which will be recalculated based on the provisions of the concession – signals the conclusion of the relevant tender conducted by TAIPED and the concession of Egnatia Odos and the three vertical road axes is on track for completion.
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HRADF signs concession agreement for Egnatia Odos
HRADF signs concession agreement for Egnatia Odos
Upon the signing of the Concession Agreement, the relevant tender conducted by HRADF is concluded and the concession of Egnatia Odos and the three vertical road axes is on track for completion
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PM Mitsotakis: Our political opponents used the Tempi tragedy to strike at the government
PM Mitsotakis: Our political opponents used the Tempi tragedy to strike at the government
Wrapping up the debate before a vote on a motion of censure tabled jointly by four parties criticizing the government for its handling of the Tempi crash, Mitsotakis said that it was in justice's power to show who was responsible.
