Athens submits a comprehensive revision of its 2021–2027 ESIF strategy to Brussels, redirecting roughly €2.5 billion toward housing, water infrastructure and defence‑dual‑use projects as part of a broader effort to accelerate absorption and align with EU priorities. Capital.gr
Attica has been declared in a state of emergency due to drought, as the Minister of Environment lays out immediate and long-term water management measures.
With a €2.5 billion investment, the government and EYDAP (Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company) are launching an ambitious master plan for water security. From the diversion of rivers in Central Greece to desalination and smart infrastructure, Athens is preparing for three decades without thirst.
With the flagship “Evrytos” project and seven strategic axes, the government ensures the highest-quality public water in Europe and strengthens Attica’s water supply, while EYDAP implements short- and medium-term desalination projects.
With a €2.5 billion investment and the “Evrytos” project, the government secures Attica against drought for the next 30 years.
The Greek government convenes emergency meetings at the Maximos Mansion as the capital faces a mounting water crisis. New boreholes and €2.5 billion in infrastructure projects are being launched to safeguard Attica’s water future.
