Greece’s Bold Plan to Reverse Brain Drain by 2027
According to official data, by 2024, approximately 350,000 of the estimated 600,000–680,000 Greeks who emigrated between 2010 and 2021 had returned home.
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Greek Delegation Visits Cairo for St. Catherine’s Monastery Talks
Greek Delegation Visits Cairo for St. Catherine’s Monastery Talks
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, accompanied by officials from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Education, and Culture, arrived in Cairo today for critical discussions with Egyptian counterparts.
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Extension of the “e-Astypalea” Program Deadline Until the End of 2025
Extension of the “e-Astypalea” Program Deadline Until the End of 2025
The “e-Astypalea” program subsidizes the purchase or lease of electric vehicles for residents and businesses on the island. It also supports the optional scrapping of old vehicles, except for taxis, where scrapping is mandatory.
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Standard & Poor’s gives ‘green light’ for early repayment of first bailout loans
Standard & Poor’s gives 'green light' for early repayment of first bailout loans
At the same time, although S&P maintained a “ stable” outlook for the Greek economy in its April 18 update - while upgrading Greece’s credit rating to BBB/A2 - it left a “ window” open on Wednesday for a possible further upgrade, citing expectations for improvements in external imbalances.
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Greece Launches New Personal Citizen Number on June 3: What You Need to Know
Greece Launches New Personal Citizen Number on June 3: What You Need to Know
The new unified Personal Citizen Number will replace AFM, AMKA, and other identifiers in a bid to streamline public services
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Greece Submits Stricter Road Traffic Code Amid Rising Concerns Over Road Fatalities
Greece Submits Stricter Road Traffic Code Amid Rising Concerns Over Road Fatalities
According to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), 665 people lost their lives in traffic accidents in 2024, while Greece remains among the European Union countries with the highest rates of road fatalities. Data from the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) ranks Greece seventh across the bloc for traffic-related deaths.
