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THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL FAIR

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  • Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Nikos Androulakis used the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair to make his clearest bid yet for government: seven flagship reforms for the first six months, lower energy costs, tougher action against market concentration, tax relief for SMEs, a new strategy for agriculture and a “New Helsinki” framework for relations with Turkey. His central message was unmistakable: PASOK wants to be judged not simply as an opposition party, but as a government-in-waiting.

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    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan
  • The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus

    The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus

    As Kyriakos Mitsotakis promotes a “growth dividend” through tax cuts, wage increases and targeted support, Greek households and businesses are still carrying €421bn in total liabilities — with €238.6bn already overdue, exposing the other side of the country’s economic recovery.

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    The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus
  • Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Greece’s Recovery Fund programme is entering its final phase as the government seeks to turn billions of euros from Brussels into a tangible political dividend — healthcare, digital services, infrastructure and investment are in focus, while the bigger question is what comes after the RRF.

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    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?