Finance ministry considers freezing objective values of properties
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.
Government unveils measures to boost income and address housing crisis
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.
Cyprus greets Marine Academy on Chios
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.
Patelis webinar on reforms, investments and growth
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.
State interventions have slashed prices
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.
Dendias: Kastellorizo crucial in Greece’s EEZ, continental shelf
The remote eastern island of Kastellorizo in the Dodecanese on Friday celebrated the 81st anniversary of its liberation with the attendance of Defense Minister Nikos Dendias.
Theodora Riga new president of MedCruise
Chief Commercial Officer and Director of Strategic Communications at Thessaloniki Port Authority Theodora Riga has been elected as the new president of MedCruise.
A museum for the future
Flagship projects such as the renovation and expansion of the National Archaeological Museum serve as multipliers for the growth and fame of the country.
Where logic ends
Road accidents in Greece are increasingly taking on the characteristics of a war between the pedestrian and the driver. Data from the traffic police confirm what we experience every day.
The paradox of Greece’s most popular destination
After a series of record-breaking years, the island is seeing a decline in arrivals. This drop is often attributed to the pressures of rapid development. However, visitor satisfaction remains high.