Greek State Arrears Surge to €3.9 Billion as Payment Delays Squeeze Businesses and Suppliers
Hospitals remain the biggest problem while tax refunds, pension delays and liquidity pressures weigh on the real economy
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Greek State to Reopen 10-year bond issue on Wed.
Greek State to Reopen 10-year bond issue on Wed.
Bond carries a fixed rate of 3.375%, and with maturity date of June 15, 2034.
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‘Big Brother’: Electronic Registry Platform to Monitor All Property in Greece
‘Big Brother’: Electronic Registry Platform to Monitor All Property in Greece
The new platform, called the "Property Ownership and Management Registry" (MIDA), aims to list all the details about the immovable property held by over 7 million taxpayers.
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Papastergiou: Greek state services fully digitized by 2027
Papastergiou: Greek state services fully digitized by 2027
Digital Governance Minister first referred to the Greek government's gov.gr online platform and the 1,600 different public services it offers, mentioning the 8.3 million adult Greeks who are using the platform and the 20 million monthly searches on it.
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The primary surplus of the Greek state budget in August amounted to 5.596 billion euros
The primary surplus of the Greek state budget in August amounted to 5.596 billion euros
In January-August, the Greek government budget showed a primary surplus of 5.596 billion euros, above the target surplus of 2.314 billion euros and below the primary surplus of 19 million euros for the same period in 2022, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement published in Monday.
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Greek State Budget Shows Remarkable Improvement in First Half of 2023
Greek State Budget Shows Remarkable Improvement in First Half of 2023
The positive performance can be attributed to robust net revenue, which reached €30.875 billion, surpassing the target by 4.1%. Regular budget revenue also displayed impressive growth, amounting to €34.263 billion, exceeding the target by 5.5%.
