Thirty-one Greek political parties to participate in European Parliament elections
Parties rejected by the Supreme Court include the following
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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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Νο agreement signed between Greece and Ukraine during Mitsotakis’ visit to Odessa, gov’t sources say
Νο agreement signed between Greece and Ukraine during Mitsotakis' visit to Odessa, gov't sources say
Νο agreement was signed between Greece and Ukraine during Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' recent visit to Odessa, government sources said on Thursday.
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Greek Healthcare Gets a 400 Million Euro Boost: PM Mitsotakis Unveils Ambitious Hospital Upgrades
Greek Healthcare Gets a 400 Million Euro Boost: PM Mitsotakis Unveils Ambitious Hospital Upgrades
His remarks came during a visit to the Piraeus General Cancer Hospital Metaxas, where he inspected the progress of renovations alongside Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis.
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Tempe train crash and Thessaly farmers in focus this week
Tempe train crash and Thessaly farmers in focus this week
The Tempe train crash will remain at the top of the political agenda for another week, as political parties submit their – divergent – findings to the parliamentary investigative committee, effectively agreeing that they disagree.
