European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kοvesi met with Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis in Athens on Wednesday in a meeting described by ministry sources as positive, amid ongoing scrutiny of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) and developments in the OPEKEPE farm subsidy case.
European aviation giant Airbus announced on Wednesday the opening of an office in Athens, strengthening its presence and commitment to Greece.
The government on Wednesday announced targeted support measures funded by a fiscal excess-surplus, directing aid to five politically significant social groups as it seeks to address the effects of inflation and the war in the Middle East.
Extraordinary support for families with children, low-income pensioners and renters, the lifting of the seizure of debtors’ bank accounts and a new debt settlement are included in the €500 million package the government announced on Wednesday.
Enterprise Greece and Invest Cyprus signed the renewal of their memorandum of cooperation on Tuesday.
Greece is among the top 10 countries worldwide in terms of the share of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) in electricity generation, with percentages that are twice the European average and nearly three times the global average, according to the annual Global Electricity Review by the think tank Ember.
European Union heads of state and government are converging to Cyprus for the Thursday and Friday EU summit.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou met with Special Envoy for Energy Integration at the US Department of Energy Joshua Volz in Athens on Tuesday and discussed strengthening and upgrading Greece’s and Southeastern Europe’s energy security.