Parliamentary Group leader Nikos Pappas denied reports that he would be a candidate in the upcoming elections for the SYRIZA presidency during a press conference held as part of the 88th Thessaloniki International Fair on Sunday.
A veritable civil war is raging among locals in the regional unit of East Attica centered around Mati and Neos Voutzas, which were devastated by wildfires in 2018.
A group of about 30 people launched a Molotov cocktail attack against police officers in Exarchia in the early hours of Sunday.
The Ministry of Finance is considering a freeze on taxable property rates, known as “objective values,” for at least the next year to help resolve the housing problem.
According to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency, the package of measures announced last Saturday in Thessaloniki by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and detailed during the week by the relevant ministries, aim to increase the disposable income of citizens.
The qualitative upgrading of maritime education is of primary importance, Cyprus’ Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hatzimanolis said recently in Greece, at the opening ceremony of the Merchant Marine Academy of Chios, held under the auspices of the Tsakos Group and the Maria Tsakos Foundation.
Capital Link is organizing on Tuesday a webinar with Alex Patelis, the Greek PM’s chief economic adviser, titled “The Roadmap after Thessaloniki International Fair on Accelerating Reforms, Investments and Growth,” starting at 5 p.m. Greek time.
The cost of school supplies has decreased by 5% to 10%, as part of the government’s ongoing effort to combat inflation, according to the Ministry of Development, which remains focused on ensuring fair market competition and is preparing Greece’s new sustainable production model.