Minister of Rural Development and Food Kostas Tsiaras announced during the discussion of the 2025 state budget on Friday that there will be a bill providing for the regulation of nonperforming agricultural loans.
Deputy Tourism Minister Elena Rapti explained the ministry’s strategy aiming at sustainable tourism growth while addressing the 6th annual conference “Greek Tourism, a National Issue!” in Athens on Thursday.
The Cyprus Parliament was busy on Thursday, voting on a series of important bills.
After acquiring 100% of Elpedison’s share capital, the management of Helleniq Energy estimates that it will be able to dynamically develop the company, achieve significant synergies in the management of the electricity and natural gas production and trading units, and reflect this value on its balance sheet, the listed company’s CEO said on Thursday.
The arogi.gov.gr platform opened on Friday for the submission of applications for first aid for those affected by the floods that occurred from November 30 to December 2 on Rhodes, Limnos, Halkidiki and in Pieria.
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos suffered bad losses on the road on Friday and lost more ground in the Euroleague.
The ongoing renovation of Athens’ public squares faces delays due to archaeological discoveries.
Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Vasilis Oikonomou, outlined the proposed changes in the upcoming New Traffic Code (KOK), soon to enter public consultation.
The sluggishness in the administration of justice has led to a persistent distortion: Courts grant temporary protection from sanctions – such as fines and shutdowns – too easily, citing the risk of irreparable harm to businesses until the substance of the case is adjudicated.
A corruption scandal currently under investigation, involving urban planning officials across Halkidiki in northern Greece, has expanded to second city Thessaloniki, where members of the corruption ring have also exerted influence.