Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis allayed the concerns of workers at Elefsis Shipyards on Thursday over the delay in pushing through a reorganization plan by an interested investor, saying this does not point to its shutdown.
Retail commerce saw turnover increase by 13.9% in January 2022 compared to a year earlier, due to two factors: first that this year shops were open for business for the entire month, against just 15 days in January 2021, and second that prices have increased significantly over those 12 months.
After a slow start, with some losses for a number of stocks, the Greek bourse picked up the pace and gained ground on Friday to end on a high and cap a week of recovery that has taken the benchmark back close to the 900-point level.
Despite the increased uncertainty due to the war in Ukraine, the management of the Greek economy is evolving positively, according to a eurozone official who spoke to reporters on Thursday in Brussels.
Five of the country’s top scientific organizations have joined forces in the creation of a technology transfer hub that seeks to tap into the wealth of research being produced by Greek institutions.
The Education Ministry will be forging ahead with plans to streamline Greek universities despite the lackluster response from academic authorities to a request for proposals.
A draft bill turning the Organization of Export Credit Insurance (OAEP) into a societe anonyme was approved by majority vote in Parliament on Thursday.
It seems normal to us now that a “Concert for Peace” should provide ground for a political clash, seeing as we never miss an opportunity to accuse each other of callousness, opportunism and hypocrisy.
Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas announced on Friday the subsidies for electricity that will apply in April for households and enterprises.