Greece will offer subsidies for fuel and fertilisers and ⁠ferry ⁠ticket ​discounts worth a total ⁠300 million euros ($346 ⁠million) ‌in ⁠April and ​May to shield ‌consumers and farmers from rising energy prices ​stemming from ‌the Iran conflict, ​Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis ⁠said on ‌Monday.

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