A much-anticipated home delivery service for high-cost medications begins in Greece on Monday, with some 139,000 patients suffering from chronic and serious illnesses expected to benefit from easier access to treatment.
The Aktor Group is planning to further expand its presence in the Romanian construction market in the coming months and years.
The long-standing and evolving relationship between Gulf Air and Athens International Airport (AIA), as well as stronger ties between Bahrain and Greece, were discussed at an event.
Airlines operating flights to Greece have increased the availability of airline seats for trips to the country by 5.3% this year.
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis held a phone call Saturday with his counterpart from the United Arab Emirates, Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to discuss escalating tensions in the broader Middle East.
As part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival, the Stranglers return to Athens for a one-night-only show at the Herod Atticus Theater beside the Acropolis, reigniting a bond with Greek fans that began in 1985 at the Panathenaic Stadium.
Greece’s power grid operator is pushing to charge consumers for a major undersea cable project linking Greece and Cyprus, despite the €1.9 billion ($2.1 billion) Great Sea Interconnector remaining largely frozen due to geopolitical tensions.
The Melina Cultural Center of the City of Athens (66 Iraklidon) presents a photography exhibition by psychoanalyst Maria Loutzakli titled “What the Statues See: The Invisible Life of the Acropolis Museum and Its Inhabitants.”
A ruling on Friday by the Council of State, which rejected challenges against a recent law allowing the establishment of private universities in Greece, is another good opportunity for the political system to evaluate constitutional provisions that are obviously outdated.