Bulgarian President Rumen Radev is in Athens on Thursday, where he will be signing agreements aimed at exploring the revival of an oil pipeline project linking Alexandroupoli in northern Greece to Burgas in Bulgaria.
Leaks in Turkey regarding the possibility of exporting Israeli gas through Turkey have brought the issue back to the fore following a meeting in Ankara between Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Cuban musician, composer, producer and poet Yoel Soto teams up with Greek fellow poet and translator Klety Sotiriadou for a night of poetry and jazz at the Goulandris Museum.
“It was moving to see Foreign Minister Dendias and Foreign Minister Cavusoglu together looking at the horrible destruction that the earthquake wreaked in Turkey,” said US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Karen Donfried.
Greece’s annual headline consumer inflation slowed to 7% in January from 7.2% in December, easing to its lowest level since February last year, data showed on Wednesday.
Despite the announcement by the Hellenic Statistical Authority on Wednesday that inflation had eased for the fourth consecutive month to 7% in January, the food price index was up to 15.4%.
To the editor, I am writing to you from Turkiye. I send you my biggest thanks. The Turkish and Greek publics are friends, not enemies.
The future prospects of Alexandroupoli and Greece overall will be the focus of the 1st East Macedonia & Thrace Forum taking place in the northeastern port city on February 22-23.
The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (TAIPED) on Wednesday signed the official contract for the sale of the former US base at Gournes in Iraklio on Crete with REDS SA.
The results of long-term energy diplomacy between Greece and Bulgaria in the field of oil and natural gas will be ratified on Thursday in Athens by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Bulgarian President Rumen Radev with the signing of two bilateral agreements that have been in the works since October.