The Greek government is racing to transform the country into a digital hub of Southeastern Europe, attracting billions in data center investments. Yet at the same time, it warns of looming water shortages — especially in Attica.
Greece calls on UNESCO member states to support the national effort for the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures, emphasizing that the Parthenon is a global symbol of democracy, creativity, and cultural unity.
Transatlantic energy diplomacy comes to Athens as US officials and global energy companies explore LNG deals and regional infrastructure expansion.
The Minister of Health highlights the strength of Greek pharmaceutical production and the role of local pharmacies as a cornerstone of national healthcare and innovation.
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.
The new façade and the National Memory Ark are part of the Agenda 2030 – METLEN reaffirms its national role.
