Minister of Development and Investment Takis Theodorikakos met with Deputy Secretary for Management and Resources Michael Rigas in Washington this week. According to an announcement, they highlighted Greece’s role as a pillar of stability and growth in Southeastern Europe.
The Greek tourism product offers “significant opportunities of growth, particularly in the context of international trends that favor high-spending tourism and destinations with a strong identity,” Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras said on Thursday.
The important positive measures that are about to be implemented immediately and will benefit millions of workers and pensioners in the coming period were outlined by Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameus in an interview with Skai TV on Friday.
Syntagma metro station has become the first in Greece to host a library for commuters and all citizens.
Deputy Minister of Labor Kostas Karagounis has held meetings with American Jewish organizations in New York
The Education Ministry will add 13 schools to its experimental schools network over the next two academic years, bringing the national total to 133 units.
It took 16 years of very painful sacrifices for the country of “Greek statistics,” the country of “lazy people” and convenient scapegoats, to erase the stigma and take the reins of the Eurogroup.
The Greek teams did not travel well this week in the Euroleague, both suffering road losses that saw them drop in the standings.
Police in Athens have announced the arrest of a 20-year-old man who was found in possession of a Kalashnikov-type combat rifle at Kifisou intercity bus station.
The Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection is preparing a major overhaul of the country’s decades-old system for distributing compensation after natural disasters. Deputy Minister Kostas Katsafados and General Secretary Petros Kampouris are leading the effort, aiming to replace a slow, paper-heavy process with a streamlined, digital model.