Approximately 150,000 vehicle owners who have declared their vehicles as being out of use can reclaim their license plates ahead of the Easter holidays and also pay road tax for a month instead of a full year.
The recent trip of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Jerusalem was “positive” and “successful,” Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel said in an interview with Kathimerini.
Greek authorities are stepping up preparations ahead of the fire season in the Attica region, with officials warning of heightened risks amid worsening climate conditions.
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis held his first meeting with the Hellenic Bank Association earlier this week and came out expressing confidence that Greek banks “are on a solid footing.”
Greece is banking on the establishment of private universities to drive economic growth, reduce academic migration and create tens of thousands of jobs, according to a study by Deloitte.
Authorities in Athens have shut down a store selling illegal swords and knives in the suburb of Peristeri. The weapons, including various types of blades, were sold through an online shop.
Cypriot bankers have expressed their satisfaction with President Nikos Christodoulides’ recent visit to the US, where he promoted the Mediterranean country as an attractive destination for investment.
The first delivery of bio marine fuels in Greece by Motor Oil Group and its company Coral Marine is a milestone in efforts to reduce emissions and promote the green transition in the shipping industry.
FTSE Russell said on Tuesday that Greece will remain on the equity Watch List for possible reclassification from “advanced emerging” to “developed” market, adding that the next evaluation will take place in September.
Greek Australian engineer and executive Martha Oplopiadis has become the first woman appointed President-Elect of the Society of Automotive Engineers Australasia (SAE-A) in its nearly 100-year history, Melbourne-based Greek community newspaper Neos Kosmos reported.