ECONOMY

Papathanasis: More than €100bn to finance growth

Papathanasis: More than €100bn to finance growth

Nikos Papathanasis outlined the Greek economy’s performance and the financing tools that will support growth in the years ahead. The focus is on the NSRF, the National Development Programme and new European funding instruments.

Hatzitheodosiou: Measures are positive, but not enough

Hatzitheodosiou: Measures are positive, but not enough

The Greek economy needs a cut in excise duty on fuel, even if only for a limited period. At the same time, the government must step up pressure on the EU to take immediate action, says the president of the Athens Chamber of Tradesmen.

DYPA: Applications for paid tourism apprenticeships close on Sunday

DYPA: Applications for paid tourism apprenticeships close on Sunday

Applications for places at DYPA’s seven Experimental Vocational Apprenticeship Schools close on 18 October. Students gain work experience in hotels and may be eligible for accommodation and meal allowances.

Which digital property services will be offline for 24 hours

Which digital property services will be offline for 24 hours

The Ministry of Digital Governance is carrying out a scheduled upgrade of the Central Geospatial Database. Which platforms will be unavailable from Friday to Saturday.

Budget: Tax revenues of €6.6bn in September

Budget: Tax revenues of €6.6bn in September

A primary surplus of €7.6bn was recorded in the first nine months of the year. Spending rose to €57.6bn due to payments under the Recovery and Resilience Facility.

Spitogatos: Pressure on affordable housing is eight times as high

Rental-market pressure is three times that of the sales market, population in mountainous areas is collapsing and just 2.52% of students are interested in technical jobs — challenges highlighted at Prodexpo 2026.

Mitsotakis’ agenda for a crucial summit

Europe’s response to the energy crisis and cost-of-living pressures is in focus, alongside the competitiveness of the European economy and fiscal flexibility. What the prime minister will say about the EU’s new budget and energy security.

Greece ranks fifth among travellers from long-haul markets

New European Travel Commission survey examines travel plans among tourists from seven long-haul markets. Competition in the Mediterranean and trends in bookings and spending.

Three obstacles are holding back investment in Greece

Greenfield investment rose 34% in Greece, while Europe recorded a decline. Intentions to invest are at their highest level since EY began its survey. The regulatory framework, innovation and energy costs, however, remain weaknesses.

Banks and servicers: New plan to bring 15,000 properties to market

Proposal to sell homes before they are fully prepared for market, the strategy of individual sales and the obstacles holding up their sale

Heating oil: How much you save at the pump and how much the allowance is rising

Tourism: Greek chefs opt for the Seychelles in search of better pay

AADE intercepts container of swords, daggers and knuckle-dusters in Thessaloniki

Papastavrou–Ieronymos: Tanagra elderly care facility nears groundbreaking

One step closer to a NAVTEX for the GSI

Dimas: First 10 kilometres of new Northern Crete motorway to open in October

Competition Commission advertises five senior posts

Supermarkets: What “filled” the trolley this summer

Gambling: Stakes total €8.7bn in first half

34% jump in foreign direct investment in Greece

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