Transaction volumes in the Cypriot real estate and land development sector last year surpassed those of 2019. According to the most recent PwC Cyprus publication, the total value of transactions in 2022 came to 5.2 billion euros, representing a 27% annual increase.
The port of Thessaloniki is on a growth trajectory that will see it welcome over 70 scheduled cruise ship arrivals this year with the season getting under way last week, 10 weeks before the city plays host to the 2023 Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum (PSTF).
The Digital Labor Card introduced by the Labor Ministry was extended to insurance and security firms on Thursday, adding an additional 32,000 employees to the system that digitally tracks employees’ working hours.
Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras said the economy is on the right course, but warned there are still challenges ahead.
Development and Investment Minister Adonis Georgiadis on Thursday presented a special “Lenten Basket” of lower-priced goods for the Clean Monday holiday and the period of Orthodox Lent, as well as additions to the Household Basket of staple goods offered at lower prices.
Latvian roofing companies and South Korean trade specialists. Fuel cell manufacturers from Denmark and timber producers from Austria.
Finance Minister Christos Staikouras on Thursday welcomed the signature of a contract for the construction of the Bralos-Amfissa highway, which forms a part of the diagonal Lamia-Itea-Antirrio road axis, saying it was a significant infrastructure project for the entire country.
On a day when rising stocks at Athinon Avenue outnumbered the losers by a ratio of three to two, the benchmark at the Greek bourse closed with minor losses following a session that saw plenty of action.
Nikos Christodoulides was elected president of the Republic of Cyprus on Sunday, without the support of either of the country’s two main parties.
The individual evaluations of new teachers that are a condition for tenure is entering a new phase as of next week with procedures for the placement of the necessary staff in the two largest regions of the country, Athens and Thessaloniki, expected to begin.