No natural gas supply issue, says DESFA
Greece does not import natural gas from the Gulf region, therefore it does not face a market supply issue due to developments in the region, confirmed the Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator (DESFA).
Commissioner Varhelyi goes to Cyprus on foot-and-mouth
Oliver Varhelyi will visit Cyprus this week in an effort to help manage the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.
Parliament to debate Greece–Chevron hydrocarbon agreement in plenary Thursday
The draft bill ratifying an agreement between Greece and the companies Chevron Greece Holdings and HelleniQ Upstream on hydrocarbon research and exploitation is expected to be addressed in the Parliament’s plenary on Thursday as debate continued on individual articles at committee level on Wednesday.
The deal is only the beginning: Greece’s €20.7 billion blind spot
In 2024, Greece achieved a historic milestone. Businesses across the country attracted a record €20.7 billion in capital, with pure M&A transaction values doubling year-over-year to reach €12.5 billion. From megadeals in renewables, logistics, and healthcare to the landmark exit of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund from the systemic banks, the message to global markets…
Data-driven reform
No system as complex as the public healthcare system can be effectively reformed if its administration lacks access to complete operational data.
Hellenic Cables signs eight-year supply agreement with Dutch network operator
Hellenic Cables announced on Tuesday it had signed a long-term framework agreement with Alliander NV, a leading network management company in the Netherlands, for the supply of medium-voltage (MV) and low-voltage cables (LV).
A third of incomes goes to housing needs
Pressure on citizens from the housing crisis remains high.
Decision on under-15 social media ban this month, PM says
The government plans to announce by the end of March its final decision on a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday.
IB program advances in Greek public schools
Decisions on licenses for introducing the International Baccalaureate program in 13 Greek public schools are expected by mid-June as preparations move forward for a pilot launch in the 2026-2027 school year, the International Baccalaureate Organization said. IBO Director General Olli-Pekka Heinonen said the organization is working with the schools as they complete the authorization process.…
ATHEX: Wait-and-see for traders on bourse
The Greek stock market chose to keep a waiting stance on Wednesday, with the majority of stocks posting small gains.